An international consensus statement [10] had suggested three different levels of diagnostic classification for IgG4-RD: histologically highly suggestive of IgG4-RD, probable histologic features of IgG-RD, or insufficient histologic evidence of IgG4-RD.
We applied the metaCV procedure for achieving a functional characterization of the fecal microbiota at different levels of KEGG classification.
During the stages of that process, one can identify four successive data categories that represent different levels of data classification and annotation as well as different levels of abstraction.
These examples analyze the entire Human Microbiome Project (Peterson et al., 2009; Turnbaugh et al., 2007) dataset at several taxonomic levels, and at several different levels of functional classification for shotgun metagenomic reads.
We defined a total of 174 ATC parameters on different levels of the classification (Table 1).> The idea of using vnr-parameters is to define upper and lower limits for the refill length of each drug package (identified by vnr-number), and these values represent the finest level of expert-defined parameters.
This is well known by botanists and zoologists who used different sets of characters for different levels of their classifications.
Land cover is increasingly the focus of research, but there still is no consensus on how to classify land cover to distinct habitat classes, so we analyzed the CORINE land cover data with three different levels of thematic resolution (resolution of classification scheme ˗ less to more detailed).
These results show that selection of different combinations of significant PCs will give different levels of accuracy for tissue classification.
In [19], Vazquez et al. evaluated their method using two different level of functional classification in MIPS [30].
To account for different levels of evidence, the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals provides three classification categories for reproductive toxicants known, presumed, or suspected reproductive or developmental hazards and also a category to designate effects on, or via, lactation (Silk 2003; UN Economic Commission for Europe 2003).
