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It also allowed us to easily define training and testing sets with equal percentage morbidities and verify that the random allocation of patients to training and testing did not introduce systematic sampling errors.

1090 consecutive adult patients who underwent coronary artery bypass graft were assigned at random to two groups of equal size, so as to define random training and testing sets with equal percentage morbidities.

Normal and morbid cases were assigned at random to two groups of equal size (545 cases each) so as to define random training and testing sets with equal percentage morbidities.

Furthermore, the simple cutoff used in earlier studies does not account for the size of the lobule; smaller lobules with equal percentage immune infiltrate will have fewer lymphocytes, which could lead to incorrect assessment of lobulitis in smaller lobules and create bias in lobule selection by eliminating evaluation of small involuted lobules.

Dichotomous re-classification was done by defining the following categories as high-risk density: BI-RADS: D3 and D4, Tabár: PIV and PV and the upper two quartiles of PMD (four groups with equal percentage density ranges within density range, corresponding to the BI-RADS classification).

As shown in Table 2, most (62%) cases were male, with equal percentages (38%) being Hispanic and non-Hispanic white.

CPOLs were people who were part of the three populations of interest (esquineros, movidas, and homosexuales) and were recruited with equal percentages of CPOLs in each of the three groups.

However, this difference diminished after embryo transfer, with an equal percentage of subclinical depression in the intervention and control groups.

Moreover, studies in CSS patients showed that both patients and controls have a similar number of CD25+CD4+ T cells with an equal percentage of FoxP3- expressing cells.

The patients (n = 1,039) included in this report were 72 years old on average, with an equal percentage of men and women (Table  1).

Among the Igbo, more than half would feel 'angry' and 'disgusted' toward people living with HIV/AIDS while equal percentage of respondents from both ethnic groups were afraid of them because: The disease disfigures the person.