Sentence examples for composite classification of from inspiring English sources
The comparative analysis of analgesic interventions for cancer pain is greatly compromised by the lack of well-validated and clinically acceptable tools, which allow a composite classification of pain and patient population characteristics.
In agreement with the 2006 GINA guidelines [ 7], asthmatic subjects were classified according to severity based on a composite classification of clinical severity and daily medication regimen [ 6] (Fig. 1).
However, an in-depth analysis of every superfamily for family-specific signatures and the construction of a composite classification scheme at the subfamily level is required.
A composite classification scheme was devised for the family of OBPs incorporating the 7 different scores and the length of sequence as attributes.
These results would suggest that new composite classification methods are needed to capture the complementary value of network-based, gene-set and classical single-gene approaches.
The query sequences are aligned with these disulphide profiles followed by assigning a score based on the conservation of the cysteines in the query and further classifying them based on a composite classification scheme.
This work establishes the principle of WTA as a basis for automatic surface finish classification of composite materials.
Vegetation was classified using an unsupervised classification of a composite image comprising two dates representing vegetation senescence and green growth, transformed into two contrasting vegetation indices, NDVI and NDIB7/B4.
For analytic purposes, composite variables for the exposure classification of cases and controls were created based on the biologic construct for each major mode of transmission.
The summary modified Elixhauser score is a composite score based on International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9) codes for 30 categories of comorbidities.
Recent changes to the classification of the composite genus, including the further division of the genera Aedes and Ochlerotatus have led to much confusion for non-taxonomists interested in potential vector mosquito species.
