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With bladder cancer, there is also the additional problem that changes in coding schemes defining the classification of invasive tumours and introduced at different times in different countries, may introduce artefactual survival differences.
Figure 4 shows the flowchart of the steps needed not only to define the classification of land (as protected land or not) but also the type of required interventions depending on whether the area is occupied or not.
This was the first time that the genetics of the disease was combined with morphology, cytochemical and clinical information to define the classification of the disease.
The methodology defines the classification of the malignancies, as it does depend on appropriate documentation submitted from the patient's rheumatologist.
From this analysis, it is apparent that intrinsic expression tumor subtypes do not define the classification of the tumors by metabolite levels.
In another study, Langedijk et al. [ 29] demonstrated that two point mutations at positions 180 and 205 defined the classification of the antigenic subgroups.
7 The International Olive Oil Council has defined the classification of virgin olive oil as follows: extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), virgin olive oil, and ordinary virgin olive oil.
We defined the classification of patients according to the degree of sLex and sLea expression as such based on our observations that the number of cases with tumours exhibiting low-positively staining cancer cells in each category was very few.
Maternal deaths are subdivided into direct and indirect obstetric causes of death (Chapter O, digits from O 00 to O 99) of the 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), which defines the classification of pathologies related to pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium.
When applied to a new data sample, we define the "classification score" as the proportion of the trees that voted for the given primary site.
We defined the classification accuracy to be the percentage of individuals whose predicted breed of ancestry matched the reported reference breed.
