The findings suggest the methodology presented in this paper is promising for accurate, cost-effective, and in-season classification of field-level crop types, which may be scaled up to large geographic extents such as the U.S. Corn Belt.
Melting curve analysis was used as the "gold standard" for classification of field samples as positive or negative.
Quantitative methylation profiling for the identification and classification of field defects might provide an objective approach for early detection or risk assessment of breast cancer.
Quantitative CGI methylation profiling for the identification and classification of field defects may also provide an objective approach to the early detection, or the assessment of risk, of colorectal cancer.
However, incompatible classifications of fields of study and occupations across censuses require a substantial amount of time, and this is beyond the scope of this study.
However, incompatible classifications of fields of study and occupations across censuses require a substantial amount of time, and this is beyond the scope of this study.6 Hence, we look at the cross-cohort differences in Table 4 by the distribution of immigrant workers in terms of occupation match and the years since their migration to Canada.
This we are unable to report intratest variability for test duration, area of visual field, and classification of visual field defect.
The association between exposure to extremely low-frequency electric and magnetic fields (ELF) and childhood leukemia has led to the classification of magnetic fields by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as a "possible human carcinogen".
The classification of rainfall fields has mainly focused on the split between convective and stratiform rainfall fields.
From this assumption follows Hobbes's classification of the fields that form the content of philosophy: (1) physics, (2) moral philosophy, and (3) civil philosophy.
The classification of educational fields is based on an international ISCED-coding scheme proposed by Andersson and Olsson ([1999]).
