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Terms and attributes with a too big granularity - i.e. terms and attributes describing certain characteristics on such a narrow level so that classification systems contain only a term of a more general meaning (e.g. symmetrical pulse of carotids, etc).. Terms and attributes, which cannot be found in classification systems, e.g. dyslipidemy, etc.

No significant changes were found in classification sensitivity, specificity and accuracy.

An overlapping phenomenon could be found in the classification based on image perceptions and similarity data.

The problem about learning classifier with few positive examples can be found in text classification domain.

We shall go through the most relevant distinctions (most of which can be found in the classifications provided by von Wright 1963, chap. I; Schnädelbach 1990, 83ff).

The confusion of ICF with other approaches to health functioning may be found in other international classifications.

The sequence alignments and the support levels among the trees can be found in additional file 7: Classification of new human miRNAs in Release 9.0.

Details of the GO classification can be found in Additional file 4. Based on this GO classification, a Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) was carried out to screen for an enrichment of the differentially expressed genes compared to the complete genome of T. urticae (Fisher Exact test FDR corrected p-values < 0.01, reduced to most specific terms) (Table  1).

It is shown that this model is in agreement with the experimental observations that can be found in the literature and a classification of SCC according to their flocculation rate Athix is proposed.

In cases where no GO terms could be found in the GOA file, the classification information was manually downloaded from organism-specific databases (e.g. TAIR and Gramene [ ftp://ftp.arabidopsis.org/home/tair/Ontologies/Gene_Ontology/, ftp://ftp.gramene.org/pub/gramene/CURRENT_RELEASE/data/ontology/go/].

Detailed results of pair-wise correlation between gene sets may be found in Table 5 for the empiric classification system and Tables 6 and 7 for the LCA classification system. 1 SD is standard deviation Heat maps depicting the edge weights r a, b linking gene sets are presented in Figure 5 for both empiric and LCA classes.