Sentence examples similar to an elevated classification from inspiring English sources

We noticed that certain pairs of tissues (e.g., breast ovary, breast prostate, and endometrium ovary) seem to be frequently confused (Fig.  3a), and that the classifiers for these pairs of tissues in some cases produce elevated classification scores for the same specimen (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

In addition to fulfilling the classification criteria, all patients had to have an elevated CRP level or active inflammation on MRI as an objective sign for activity.

MMA is a sensitive marker of vitamin B-12 deficiency, and an elevated MMA concentration is often used as a gold standard for classification of a patient's status as vitamin B-12 deficient or nondeficient.

Surprisingly, the patient's measurable and perceived disabilities did not differ according to disease classification or presence or absence of the D816V KIT mutation or an elevated (≥20 ng/mL) serum tryptase level.

In conclusion, an elevated neutrophil count, an elevated platelet count, and a high NLR contribute significantly to prognostic classification in addition to MSKCC factors for previously treated patients with advanced RCC.

Both cases were sporadic, bilateral, endophitic RB, whose histological evaluation revealed an elevated grade of differentiation so that they were classified as Stage II of the Reese-Elsworth Classification.

The ACMG category (1) and the IARC 'pathogenic' classification both refer to a deleterious mutation, a genetic variation or sequence alteration that causes an elevated risk of disease.

During induction period, an elevated risk was associated with age < 1 years (p = 0.004), having pulmonary disease (p < 0.001) and ASA classification 3 (p < 0.001).

It's an elevated idea".

With an elevated floor.

"And an elevated sense of self-esteem".