For this purpose, the philosophical distinctions A/B (Section 2) and the neurophysiological distinctions addressed in Section 3 will serve as guidelines to classify the respective quantum approaches in a systematic way.
We used the IDSA guidelines to classify infection severity (3).
A large proportion of South Asian women are potentially being wrongly assigned to low risk care using current UK guidelines to classify obesity and determine care requirements.
In this study, Vanhecke and colleagues applied an ERCC1 gene probe in combination with a reference probe directed at 19p13 and followed EGFR consensus scoring guidelines to classify samples as either normal, high polysomy or gene amplified [ 14].
The 1995 decision also tightened the guidelines used to classify offenders as high and moderate risks.
After anonymisation of data, three genitourinary doctors blinded to group allocation and baseline chlamydia status used modified Hager's criteria 18 and Centers for Disease Control guidelines 1 to classify cases into probable, possible, or not pelvic inflammatory disease.
Since 2006, GINA guidelines recommend to classify patients into controlled, partly controlled and uncontrolled asthmatics, and highlight that the best way to achieve asthma control is through inhaled anti-inflammatory therapy, monitoring and asthma education [ 1].
The type of re-treatment TB (relapse, failure, treatment after default or re-treatment others] as recorded by the providers at the time of starting treatment on the TB treatment card and TB registers as per RNTCP guidelines was used to classify patients [3]. The data sources used were TB treatment cards and TB registers.
The Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) guidelines were used to classify patients as responders or nonresponders on the basis of anatomical MRI [ 21].
Cohen's guidelines were used to classify the magnitude of effect sizes: 0.2 represents a small effect, 0.5 a moderate effect, and 0.8 a large effect.
