Some work has been done in classifying miRNA families.
In our study, we turned the microscope back on ourselves to see how well we are doing in classifying these biopsies as normal, abnormal, or cancerous.
Most of the subsequent work has been done in order to classify suspicious users as either genuine users, attackers or average users.
An alternative approach simply is to use an intent-to-treat approach (as is done in RCTs) that classifies exposure according to the first OHA prescription type, irrespective of switching to or adding the other agent, with, of course, the limitations of interpretation inherent to this approach.
Relatively few studies have been done in Tanzania to detect and classify diarrheagenic Escherichia coli (DEC) strains among children with diarrhea.
This is done in terms of well log interpretations that classify lithologies into categories such as pure sandstone, pure mudstone, muddy siltstone, and silty mudstone.
Precise staging was done in only 4 patients with 3 patients classified a Stage II and 1 as Stage III.
12 13 Histological examination was done in local pathology laboratories and specimens were classified as CIN 0 (that is, within normal limits or including any non-neoplastic lesion such as inflammation, cyst, etc), I, II, or III, or as invasive cancer, according to international criteria.
Classifying PA based on levels of intensity was done in two studies [ 29, 31].
The minimum number of assays indicates the fewest haplotypes that need to be queried to discriminate all the input genomes to the maximum degree possible, that is, the number of assays that would need to be done to classify an unknown isolate in terms of its similarity to the currently sequenced strains using this type of forensic marker.
