Sentence examples for classification has changed from inspiring English sources

Their classification has changed significantly in recent times, and they are now placed in the newly erected class Geoglossomycetes [24].

However, the TNM classification has changed, and treatment recommendations and the treatments themselves have been modified.

When we launch a new GeneInsight Clinic, the system analyzes past reports and generates alerts for each reported variant whose classification has changed.

It was difficult to compare TNM and stage, since different classifications were used in different studies and the TNM classification has changed definitions in recent years.

During the follow-up period, the official diagnostic classification has changed twice: from ICD-8 to ICD-9 in 1982 and from ICD-9 to ICD-10 in 1996.

Although the REAL classification has changed our understanding of the clinical pattern and prognosis of the disease, the treatment in the individual NHL subtypes is still largely dictated by the previous broad categorisation into low- and high-grade lymphomas, as well as the sites of involvement.

While it is a much bigger global event and the classifications have changed since he competed at four Games between 1976 and 1988, the 67-year-old tops Britain's roll of honour with 16 swimming gold medals.

Plant classifications have changed over time from "artificial" systems based on general habit and form, to pre-evolutionary "natural" systems expressing similarity using one to many characters, leading to post-evolutionary "natural" systems that use characters to infer evolutionary relationships.

During this time, however, the classification procedure has changed substantially.

The definition and classification of PanNETs has changed over time, affecting what is known about their epidemiology and clinical relevance.

Classification of lymphomas has changed with each revision.