Sentence examples for classification not allowing from inspiring English sources
In another study, occupation-based social class and work economic sectors were combined into one classification, not allowing the authors to disentangle their independent effect on hypertension [ 7].
Before 1993, medulloblastomas and other PNETS have been classified together according to the ICD-7 classification system, not allowing for an identification of the pure medulloblastomas.
In this project, inflammation is equivalent to Marsh 1+2 and VA equivalent to Marsh 3. Swedish SnoMed classification does not allow distinction between Marsh 1 and Marsh 2. *We have not included Marsh type 4 in this classification since such lesions are very rare [ 9] and cannot be identified through SnoMed Codes.
In the intestinal LN, histological classification did not allow conclusions about BOB.
These structural lesions included in that classification does not allow giving a individual prognosis in many cases.
Nevertheless, the present classification does not allow discrimination of patients with increased metastatic and/or local recurrence risk or those that develop therapeutic resistance.
However, Stoll et al.'s classification did not allow for CLD that were included in the "other CLD" category (e.g. arthrogryposis).
Furthermore, the current classification does not allow for prognostic predictions, as individuals with type I OI may have numerous fractures and chronic pain in the course of their lives.
According to Joachims [ 30] "A small value for C will increase the number of training errors, while a large C will lead to a behavior similar to that of a hard-margin SVM", therefore not allowing classification errors and having the tendency to over-fit.
The new markers do not appear to be clearly superior to KLK3/PSA inasmuch as their expression is not drastically different in normal and cancerous tissues and their expression in normal and cancer tissues varies widely not allowing for the classification of single patients according to the expression levels, although the expression differences are statistically significant.
However, being "symbolic and descriptive classification", it does not allow of an application of numerical methods for map drawing and hence hand drawn soil maps are still subjective to some degree.
