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This classification separates those variables that are directly related with anthropogenic causes vs. those that are not directly related to them.
In contrast to previous classification schemes, which did not provide any resolution of the ABD-B like proteins, our classification separates these into four groups, 4 7.
Hemodynamic classification separates CCFs into high-flow and low-flow fistulas.
The seventh edition of the TNM classification separates extrahepatic bile duct tumors into perihilar and distal tumors [ 4].
The seventh edition of the TNM classification separates extrahepatic bile duct tumors into perihilar and distal tumors and further changes the definition of the TNM classification.
Typically, a case definition is used for discovery, epidemiologic, or diagnostic purposes, usually in the absence of confirmatory laboratory tests, but case classification separates patients into different disease categories based on predefined criteria.
The SNOMED classification separated three larger groups of in situ cancers, actinic keratosis, in situ SCC and Bowen's disease with SIRs between 2.14 (1.22–3.49) and 2.78 (1.86–3.99).
For diagnosis we used beside ICD10 Leonhard's classification separating disease entities with specific combination of bipolar and psychotic syndromes [ 18].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00425.008 10.7554/eLiFigure25.009 Figure 4 figure supplement 1. Time-resolved and plan-epoch decoding accuracies for across-effector classification, separated according to the direction of classifier training and testing.
At variance with clades A and C, clade B included representatives of the four genera, which indicates that the traditional classification separating genera based on the ability to form ballistoconidia is not supported at the molecular level.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recently updated its breast cancer classification, separating invasive breast carcinoma into two broad categories: invasive carcinoma of no special type (formerly known as invasive ductal carcinoma) and special subtypes (Table 2).
