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Compared with the ACR 1987 criteria ("current ACR 1987 criteria"), the ROC-area increased from 75% to 86% using the adapted ACR 1987 criteria (with US synovitis, US erosions, and ACPA) with the historic fulfilment of the ACR 1987 criteria (classification) as standard reference.

For the ACR 1987 criteria the ROC-area was 75% (sensitivity/specificity = 50%/100%) (with "classification" as standard reference) and 69%44%/9494%) (with "diagnosis" as standard reference), while for the adapted ACR 1987 criteria it was 86% (75%/97%) (classification) and 82% (72%/91%) (diagnosis).

In 1952, the WHO adopted MacCallan's Classification as the standard.

17 in Annex S1] As discussed, most studies in '-omics' technologies selected patients with established diagnosis and a control group, and used this classification as the reference standard.

We refer to the reported TAP classification as the "gold standard" in the following.

We used the plasma level classification as the gold standard to validate self-reported menopausal status defined by each questionnaire.

The technical classification was analyzed as a diagnostic test, using the clinical classification as the gold standard, and sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratios, and post-test probabilities were calculated.

Misclassification error of the CART, compared to the original panel classification, as the gold standard, was calculated as the ratio of the number of indications erroneously classified by the classification tree divided by the total number of indications.

Average classification scores as well as their standard deviation are then calculated.

According to the NCI risk classification, 356 patients (55.8%) were classified as standard risk and 282 (44.2%) as high risk.

As unfortunately, there is no standard descriptor classification as each classification is context-dependent, i.e. a classification of descriptors calculated regarding hydrocarbons yields different results than one with regard to drugs; we devise a classification of molecular descriptors for a particular target of substances.