Sentence examples for emerging classification from inspiring English sources

Table  1 shows the concordance of judgments according to the emerging classification system for the lower-level categories.

All the transcriptions were recoded by the groups' researchers to validate the process of coding, i.e. the accuracy of the theoretical classification and the emerging classification themes.

In addition to providing a useful nomenclature for neoplasms, the taxonomy reconciles differences between morphology-based classifications of neoplasms (favored by pathologists) and newly emerging classifications based on genomic characterizations of tumors [ 22- 24].

Would the same classification results emerge if classification were applied to the instruction phase and execution phase separately?

New artificial intelligence methods are emerging for classification or prediction purposes in the ICU.

The emerging molecular classification of breast cancer is based on data obtained from gene and protein expression profilings.

In invasive breast cancer, recent advances have led to an emerging molecular classification based more on the biological characteristics of the tumour rather than limited to morphological analysis.

When the number of surface parameters exceeds the number of collected surface observations, a difficulty with the dimensionality emerges in classification.

As new results emerge, this classification will change.

Coleoptiles, first leaves and roots were dissected from shoots of Zadoks 07 (coleoptile emerged stage, classification according [ 9]) and Zadoks 10 (first leaf through coleoptile) development stages.

In the present work we used dry grains (Zadoks 0) and grains after 20 h of imbibition (Zadoks 1); coleoptiles, first leaves and roots were dissected from shoots of Zadoks 07 (coleoptile emerged stage, classification according to [ 9]) and Zadoks 10 (first leaf through coleoptile) development stages as well as seeds of watery ripe (Zadoks 71) and medium milk development (Zadoks 75).