However, in 2012 the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) elevated its own classification of diesel engine exhaust from "probably carcinogenic" to "carcinogenic to humans" on the basis of sufficient evidence that exposure is associated with an increased risk for lung cancer.
When all the 16 oncomirs were combined, the overall correct classification was elevated to 93% (AUC = 0.981, P < 0.0001).
Infants with insecure and disorganized attachment classification have elevated cortisol levels during separation in the Strange Situation Procedure [ 84].
Current legal status classification showed significantly elevated suicide risk among individuals who had: received a police caution, recently been released from prison, recently completed a supervised community sentence, served other community disposals, been remanded as a suspect on police bail and dealt with no further action.
On the other hand, CRP was elevated in normal individuals when the classification followed the PBF.
One in six practices were placed in the bottom two categories, which under the CQC's classifications meant they put patients either at "risk" or "elevated risk" through inadequate care, but GPs' representatives criticised the classification as simplistic and misleading.
Combined mortality with classifications previously associated with influenza was elevated close to the end of each calendar year, reflecting annual peaks in mortality from circulatory and respiratory disease.
Thus, a classification based on EPM alone can predict elevated levels of freezing, but cannot reliably predict elevated ASR and impaired rate of extinction.
Perhaps important to the aetiology of RA, JNK activation is elevated in patients with RA even before 1987 ACR classification criteria of RA are met.
Hibbett and colleagues suggest that this analysis does not clash with their classification of the Fungi, and although the Microsporidia are elevated to phylum status, it is acknowledged that further analysis is required to clarify evolutionary relationships within this group.
