Sentence examples for better classifying from inspiring English sources

In recent years, there has been marked progress in elucidating the molecular origins of NSCLC, better classifying histologic subtypes, and developing targeted therapies, prompting an increased understanding of NSCLC patients by histology.

Equally exciting, the cellular and molecular signatures of B-cell activity in patients with RA are starting to be explored in their clinical value, in search of novel biomarkers beyond conventional autoantibodies that could help better classifying the disease and predicting its heterogeneous outcome.

A great deal of evidence indicates that neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL) is a sensitive and specific early marker of various etiological classes of AKI and would be highly valuable in conjunction with existing markers of AKI for better classifying renal injury as well as dysfunction (kidney attack).

The development of new miRNA markers in the near future will represent one of the main goals in molecular medicine as miRNA expression profiles might better classify poorly differentiated tumors as compared with the transcript-based classifiers [19].

But some extremist Ukip comments are better classified as bonkers than offensive.

As my relative's situation makes clear, much health-care consumption is perhaps better classified as an investment.

However, it may be better classified as H. heidelbergensis, which is intermediate between H. erectus and H. sapiens.

Drugs should be better classified according to the harm they do, the bodies argue, adding that the current classification confuses the public.

That means, say the authors of the paper in the Lancet, that ADHD would be better classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder than a behavioural problem.

Shooting is largely inactive, yes, and in some respects better classified with darts as a leisure pursuit, but the modern pentathlon authorities have learned from the Winter Games' biathlon, and they now couple shooting with an aerobic component in this case, running.

In the last decade a large amount of studies has been conducted to better classify hepatocellular carcinomas.