Three subgroups of patients with markers which may indicate more severe asthma had an even greater risk of mortality. |
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There are a number of other achondrites that do not fit into any of the preceding groups or subgroups. |
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The results were similar for different classes of antidepressant drugs and subgroups of patients. |
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The participants were also asked to label any groups or subgroups that resulted from their sorting. |
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She demonstrates that even seemingly homogeneous groups had subgroups that thought very differently about compulsory insurance. |
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Gap fraction is computed by logarithmic averaging of the transmittances of subgroups of the data. |
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The sexual subgroups also differed on a measure of gender atypicality in adulthood. |
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Moreover, and to re-emphasize the theme of branching, pelycosaurs included three major subgroups, only two bearing sails on their backs. |
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There are more than 70 subgroups within the Tamang, and inter-marriage does not occur within the same subgroup. |
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The Gegs and Tosks use distinct dialects and there are also linguistic variations within subgroups. |
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In it he determined the minimal simple finite groups, this is to say, the simple groups whose proper subgroups are solvable. |
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Two major clusters and four subgroups indicate that the paralogous C. cinereus rcb genes are polyphyletic and diverge through several lineages. |
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This time was chosen so that the experiences of the sample could be compared at one uniform point for all variables in all subgroups. |
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In five studies, respondents were categorized according to clinical status, and subgroups were compared. |
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Therefore, more research is needed to identify subgroups that may be particularly susceptible to pressure reduction strategies. |
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Meanwhile, much more is known about the types and subgroups of youngsters that commit the bulk of violent and other crimes. |
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The government has divided the general population into three classes and 51 subgroups. |
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As subgroups of autism spectrum disorders are characterized, a stronger connection may emerge. |
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The idea of some sort of broader Asian American identity is probably alien not just to most Indians, but I suspect other Asian subgroups as well. |
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Cluster analysis is a useful technique for sorting families into distinct, naturally occurring subgroups. |
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A second study compared dyslexic subgroups defined by their degree of phonological impairment. |
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Although we observed no significant interaction between subgroups, the power to analyse each subgroup was limited. |
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These groups were further subdivided into subgroups according to the body mass of the respective species. |
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There are several ethnic subgroups in Nabire that have their own distinctive characteristics, including their art and culture. |
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There are three subgroups within the cnidarians that have medusae, cubozoans, hydrozoans, and scyphozoans. |
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All the quasi-fuchsian subgroups correspond to pairs of once-punctured tori, but as one tends to the boundary a certain curve on one of the tori may get squeezed to a point. |
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Not all numbers have such convenient patterns behind them, but within every number there are always subgroups of digits that have mathematical meaning. |
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The object of the course was to study the modular group and some of its subgroups, with help of algebraic rather than analytic or topological methods. |
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He said that schools have set up withdrawal systems for students to go away and do units, and have organised little subgroups in classes to do special credits. |
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The reduction in hospital stay was present in all subgroups and most pronounced in the patients undergoing elective surgery for aneurysm who received transfusions. |
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However, there are significant differences and difficulties according to the unequivocalness of product allocation to specific groups and subgroups. |
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This group has continued to evolve and even to split into subgroups. |
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There was no attempt to enumerate the number of students in these subgroups because the small numbers would not have provided a statistically significant sample. |
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Some theorists, including Karliner, Lipkin, and Wilczek, propose that pentaquarks may involve two-quark subgroups known as diquarks. |
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In this case, subgroups defined by shared innovations form a nested pattern. |
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Like many religious movements, the Religious Society of Friends has evolved, changed, and split into subgroups. |
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These styles may be divided into several special subgroups, such as counter puncher, etc. |
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Patterns of missings across the whole data set are readily visible, but also patterns which only apply to small subgroups of cases. |
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The Lithuanian population appears to be relatively homogeneous, without apparent genetic differences among ethnic subgroups. |
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In the social sciences, a larger society often evinces stratification or dominance patterns in subgroups. |
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Strabo includes the Roxolani, generally considered by scholars to have been a Sarmatian tribe, in a list of Bastarnae subgroups. |
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According to Julius Caesar, the Helvetians were divided into four subgroups or pagi. |
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Also, some of these may be classified as separate ethnic groups, rather than subgroups of Finns. |
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Further, there are subgroups, traditionally called heimo, according to dialects and local culture. |
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It also divides them into three subgroups based on the distinctiveness of Sifrei Emet and Hamesh Megillot. |
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Mongolian people belonging to the Buryat and Kalmyk subgroups live predominantly in the Russian federal subjects of Buryatia and Kalmykia. |
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Each of the families are in turn divided into subgroups and arranged around a wheel. |
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For details on individual varieties or subgroups, see the individual articles. |
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Central German divides into two subgroups, West Central German and East Central German. |
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However, idiosyncrasies of the phonological changes led to a growing number of subgroups. |
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The use of different ACPA tests in parallel could enable the differentiation between distinct ACPA-positive subgroups. |
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We repeated the random assignment to the subgroups and RIV computation ten times. |
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Many groups are formed out of subgroups which are at best vaguely related genealogically. |
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Respondents of all subgroups are split on whether she should wear more feminine skirts and dresses or stick to tailored pantsuits. |
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Research shows that the fandom is often harsh toward subgroups such as babyfurs, who enjoy behaving like young or infantile characters. |
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The anorectic patients were divided into subgroups of 19 abstainers and 46 vomiters and purgers. |
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One of the 6 major subgroups of flavenoids is the subgroup of Flavone including Flavon, Apigenin and Luteolin, which all three exist in chamomile. |
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The instruments are introduced in subgroups of idiophones, membranophones, and so forth, and each group is summarized in boxed tables for easy review. |
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In comparison, the CVD cases showed a wide range of myeloid proliferation with all subgroups except polymyositis including cases with myeloid hyperplasia. |
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This margin of sampling error is larger for responses of subgroups. |
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Puerto Ricans were the most numerous of the Hispanic and Latino subgroups. |
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Orthodox Judaism is heterogeneous, whereby subgroups maintain significant social differences, and less significant differences in understanding Halakha. |
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When mixed with other individuals, cloned calves from the same donor form subgroups, indicating that kin discrimination occurs and may be a basis of grouping behaviour. |
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The German spoken today over the range of the former Alemanni is termed Alemannic German, and is recognised among the subgroups of the High German languages. |
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The usual solution to these issues is to create various nested subgroups. |
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A line of further research may focus on mechanisms of size scaling in specific PD subgroups in order to find an explanation for the existing interstudy variability. |
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The Bahau subgroups of the Bulungan regions are also called Ngorek, although this seems to be a pejorative exonym given to them by the neighboring Kenyah. |
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