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This is another example wherein the developmental classification accommodates morphologic class ambiguity.

Thus, our tumor classifications accommodate the proportion of responders found in previous studies and while our approach may exceed those findings, future validation depends on comparing classification to response in a clinical study.

External contributors can request the addition of taxa to this classification to accommodate their datasets.

If further research reveals new taxa that can usefully separate tumors of endodermal and ectodermal lineage, the current classification would accommodate the change.

We fit random intercepts for unit and physician, allowing for cross-classification to accommodate physicians who worked on more than one unit [ 20].

This classification system also accommodates determination of clinical consequences and hence surpasses the simple description and definition of fractures.

Legislative action may be required to make the existing classification regulations more accommodating of new economic models while still protecting the rights of workers, who are individually in a more vulnerable position because they have historically had less bargaining power and fewer resources than large companies.

Other applications such as occupant detection and classification can be accommodated with much lower frame rates but then the same cameras may occasionally be required to capture high speed motion for visual-servoing such as when modulating airbag release or seatbelt tensioning during a crash situation.

Plenty of solutions to reduce the memory requirement of filter set storage and accommodate packet classification to line rates have been proposed over the past decade.

In this paper, we explore this latter approach and propose a semi-supervised classification method that can accommodate both known and unknown applications.

lncRNA classification has mushroomed to accommodate these new findings, even though the real dimensions and complexity of the noncoding transcriptome remain unknown.