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They did not have a distinct classification for more than 2,600 children who had been taken from their families and placed in government shelters.

Not all node-positive disease is equivalent in terms of disease-free or overall survival, and some have suggested that submicrometastatic disease, characterized by <0.1 mm tumor burden, can represent a distinct classification not associated with a chance for recurrence or death.

Some claim that the concept begins to emerge in the Renaissance, while others argue that it is not until the eighteenth century that fine art really firms up as a distinct classification (Kristeller 1952 3; Shiner 2000).

Besides, Expanded Durov diagram is the other important graphical forms, developed by Burden and Mazloum (1965), Lloyd (1965) provides a distinct classification of the combination of major cations and anions.

Each combination of classification algorithm and training set partition results in a distinct classification model.

Peculiar histological, molecular and clinical features may suggest a distinct classification of the tumor.

By the RECIST criteria: measurable nodules were present in 33 of the 41 response evaluations; in seven there was only one nodule; in 11 all the patients' nodules had the same response classification; in 12 evaluations there were nodules in two distinct classifications; and in three evaluations there were nodules in three different classifications (Fig. 2).

Graft, he said, must be separated into two distinct classifications, "legal" and "illegal". "Legal graft" is a customary but unethical form of pocket padding, which is more or less expected of public officials as part and parcel of the office and is offered as a matter of routine business expense.

By the WHO criteria: from the total of 41 response evaluations, all the patients' nodules had the same response classification in four; in 16 evaluations there were nodules in two distinct classifications; in 12 three different classifications; and in seven, nodules in the four possible categories (Fig. 1).

Lymphohematopoietic cancers include a group of hematopoietic and lymphoid cell disorders that have distinct classifications based on morphologic, cytogenic, immunophenotypic, and molecular characteristics (see Vardiman, 2010, for a review of the classifications).

To complicate the distinct classification of the reads, all species were taken from the class γ-Proteobacteria.

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