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Thus, developing a coding system for TCM diagnostic classifications in the future is critical and will assist TCM research greatly.
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We agree, and hope to elaborate this classification in the future.
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Alterations to their classification system in the future may necessitate reevaluation of our data.
This automatic approach enables improved classification accuracy in the future and could offer new diagnostic elements for an objectivized morphological tumor categorization.
Recent statements by President Obama, as well as a spate of new bipartisan marijuana bills introduced in Congress, have raised their hopes, suggesting that the feds may be open to downgrading marijuana's schedule classification in the near future.
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Of course, those metabolites with high AUC values and high fold changes will be better potential diagnostic biomarkers for detection and classification of ketosis in the future.
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