Sentence examples for with the categorised from inspiring English sources

By multiplying the value of the staining intensity with the categorised value of positive cells, a final immunohistochemical score was obtained.

The highest significances were generally achieved with the categorised data and are listed for all genes, although the ratios (linear or log2) were more significant for MRPS23, CKS2, LSM3.

To assess the effect of change on pollen level on suicide, we first estimated the relative risk of suicide associated with level of pollen concentration by the LOESS method on the continuous average pollen counts per week, and then estimated the effect of pollen level with the categorised data using the weeks with 0 pollen count as the reference group.

For this purpose, we multiplied the averaged prediction of the ten MaxEnt model runs with the categorised land cover classes and with the reclassified human population density classes.

Furthermore, comparison of the categorised transcripts with profiling data generated from A. fumigatus after histidine starvation, a validated trigger for the CPC, revealed only limited overlap with differentially regulated genes in this study (unpublished data).

The scale has been used previously in survivors of ALL in childhood and adolescence, 44 and is based on the duration and intensity of physical activity with the latter categorised as inactive (eg, lying down), somewhat inactive (eg, sitting), somewhat active (eg, walking) and very active (eg, running).

Annalee Newitz began her analysis by finding out that 10,000 accounts were created with the Ashleymadison.com email, implying that they were test subscriptions, of which 9,000 belonged to women with the remainder categorised as male or no gender specified.

Plot measurements relevant to this study included crop and non-crop stand density, with the latter categorised into a range of diameter categories (see Table 2 for classes).

The second aim was to investigate any differences in long-term health-related quality of life specifically with the patients categorised into three groups: SIRS, uncomplicated sepsis, and severe sepsis/septic shock.

Survival analyses with the Kaplan-Meier log-rank test showed that the probability of incidence of disability was significantly higher in participants categorised as frail compared with those categorised as prefrail or robust (p<0.001).

The multivariate Cox models were also re-run using age and year of start as continuous variables and compared with the Cox models with categorised age and year of start using likelihood ratio tests (Tables 4 and 5).