Finally, as noted earlier, the similar performance of the SRF model here and in studies where these diagnoses were known suggests that the classification was reasonable.
All of the evidence obtained suggested that the classification was reasonable and reliable.
This result, despite deviating from the arXiv classification scheme, is reasonable since we observe a union of almost all papers about high energy physics, no matter if they deal with experimental or theoretical issues.
If the classification performance is reasonable, the selected sequence features could be potentially used as microbial markers for the disease.
In the context of classification, it is reasonable to address the feature set redundancy from the view of predictive power.
Since several genes have been reported in retrospective trials to yield prognostic information independently of the TNM classification, it is reasonable to hypothesize that molecular "fingerprints" could exist that might define sub-groups of patients with significantly more aggressive disease.
Therefore, if prospective studies of this multigene predictor in combination with IHC determine clinical utility that is complementary with IHC-based classification methods, it is reasonable to expect that this gene expression based method, especially in the case of questionable cases, may be added to the histopathological and molecular classification of breast cancer.
However, the scaffold classification of Scaffold Hunter is reasonable as it correlates with the inhibitory activities, see Fig. 8b d.
Following the demand that the decision – making procedure should be rapid, simple and effective in classification of unknown samples, it is reasonable and justifiable to perform the second classification of the Vinča and Pločnik classes using the simplest classifier of the linear discriminatory function type.
But the classification must be reasonable, not arbitrary, and must rest upon some ground of difference having a fair and substantial relation to the object of the iegislation, so that all persons similarly circumstanced shall be treated alike.
