We conclude that classification of Pc as an α1 or HMG protein sensu stricto is uncertain, although a relationship to HMG (and therefore to α1) is suggested by the phylogram (Figure 3).
We can only conclude that classifications based upon sex, like classifications based upon race, alienage, or national origin, are inherently suspect, and must therefore be subjected to strict judicial scrutiny.
This method was employed based on a study conducted by Chapman et al. [ 3] in which the authors concluded that classification of a missing event as "none," instead of excluding it, would just bring the results towards the null.
We conclude that the classification constructed on the 299 Aclame phage genomes is relevant for a global classification of most of the 624 newly analyzed genomes.
Based on these findings, we conclude, that the classification systems should be refined taking prevalence into account.
Thus, both systems of soil classification conclude that the inherently more fertile soils are but a small portion of the total soil resources on Earth.
We are also unable to conclude that the classification of express companies with railroad and telegraph companies, as subject to the unit rule, denies the equal protection of the laws.
We therefore conclude that our classification is reliable, particularly when based on genes scored as differentially expressed in more than one condition.
We therefore conclude that tumor classification based on a combination of five commonly used tumor protein markers is biologically relevant for subgroup analysis in our tumor material.
We conclude that the classification tested in this study is reliable and reproducible when applied by raters experienced in fracture management.
We conclude that supervised classification algorithms are better matched to the general problem of distinguishing neuronal cell types when some information on these cell groups, in our case being pyramidal or interneuron, is known a priori.
