Sentence examples for a classification could be from inspiring English sources
Such a classification could be refined when additional morphologic, ecological, and genetic study was available.
A classification could be made between multidisciplinary programs with an exercise component and usual care with an exercise component.
For each dataset we retained domains where the PDB file could be downloaded and a classification could be found for the domain in SCOP v1.75.
We agree that such a classification could be useful and incorporated it in the new version of the manuscript (see the beginning of the subsection "Efficient translation of uORFs combined with inefficient translation of CDS is a predictor of stress resistant mRNAs").
For this reason, a better classification could be that proposed by Duncan [15] in 2006, based on the number of skin incisions, approach to the hip, and method of dissection.
A histological classification could be made for 76 tumours: 49 were classified as invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) (64.5%), 11 as invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) (14.5%) and 16 as other types (21%), including mixed invasive patterns.
For other potential determining factors for competence, like gender, systemic influences, disease experience, ethnicity and socio-economic status, no clear relationship with a competence classification could be demonstrated either.
To make a distinction between patients with and without evidence of plasma leakage an additional classification could be useful [ 4, 5].
A highly concordant classification could be constructed with a published gene set (Sorlie's intrinsic gene set, concordance 90%).
Our secondary objective was to focus on idiopathic TMA presentation and short term outcome as a function of ADAMTS13 level (severe or mild deficiency/detectable activity) in order to see if a pathophysiology-based classification could be relevant for therapeutic management.
We included studies regardless of whether or not the main purpose of the manuscript was to propose a classification (i.e. the classification could be a secondary outcome in the study).
