One target of the OECD is hybrid instruments that can be classified differently in different jurisdictions, thus enjoying multiple tax benefits.
Furthermore, a single mutation may be classified differently in different kindreds, highlighting the differential expression of VHL mutations between individuals.
The correlation between interpretation and neural responses to the AS image was present for identical AS images that were classified differently during different sessions (Fig. 3B).
Likewise, specific diseases may be classified differently by different clinicians owing to variations in the presentation of diseases within a syndrome family, differing degrees of granularity or even variations in word meaning (Biesecker, 2005).
We recognize that some of these sites might be classified differently by different methods, but we accept their classification based on drug discovery history, because the specific goal of evaluating druggability is to estimate the probability of finding an actual drug.
Moreover, analysis of pack-year data from Beer et al., GSE32863, and GSE11969 revealed no significant difference between smokers classified differently by the DCC-classifier (p > 0.05 all comparisons, Student's t-test).
For further validation, we compared if subjects were classified differently between the different models for the combination of hippocampal subfields (for example classified as AD in one model and HC in another model).
Using this method, only one participant was classified differently between collection methods (with a 6%% difference between collection methods).
Skilled attendance is operationalised in different ways and exposure variables are classified differently, which makes the magnitude of effects hard to compare.
Subtyping is complicated by the pronounced intratumor heterogeneity and different regions of one and the same tumor can be classified differently (Sottoriva et al., 2013).
Second, different PCB congeners are measured and in some cases, the congeners are classified differently.
