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Meanings of stratify in English

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Usage of stratify in English
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More research on prophylaxis is needed to stratify these patients at risk.
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Baseline characteristics can risk stratify patients at high risk of subsequent HF.
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The first stage validation confirmed a signature's ability to stratify patient survival.
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Therefore, methods that can stratify an individual's HCC risk are needed.
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Our analyses identified 5 expression subtypes that may stratify response to different treatments.
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Consequently, numerous risk scores have been developed to stratify patients with complex CAD.
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Thus, postoperative serum CysC is useful to risk-stratify patients for AKI treatment trials.
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The SFTP score may stratify patient risk and guide postoperative surveillance.
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Identification of these aberrations would stratify patients and improve treatment algorithms.
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Society will stratify itself according to the laws of social gravitation.
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The subtypes stratify patients for more precise prognosis and targeted research.
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A modified Hallock classification scheme was used to stratify the flaps.
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Genetic testing may offer a possibility to stratify survivors follow-up care.
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Few studies are adequately powered to stratify outcomes by CKD severity.
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In a world that liked to stratify, she was no one.
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Diffusion coefficients can further stratify the tumor Gleason grades in PCa.
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