Sentence examples for introduction of a classification from inspiring English sources

2004 marked the introduction of a classification of tumors based on developmental lineage [ 2] similar to that proposed by pathologists in the mid-20th century [ 17].

The current landscape has been further complicated by the relatively recent introduction of a 'molecular' classification of breast cancer [1].

Due to its extremely violent content, the game was banned in Australia due to the lack of an appropriate ratings category, and South Korea, and it has been reportedly indexed in Germany; the Australian ban was later lifted due to the introduction of an R18 classification and the game was released with many other R rated games in May 2013.

Introduction of a new cancer classification is required when sufficient evidence-based data proved their impact on the staging itself.

In the Introduction, a classification of six elements of VSR procedure was introduced (Table  1).

The increasing use of truck data is strongly supported by a rapid and widespread introduction of vehicle classification technologies [3].

The intervention also includes introduction of diagnostic classification of patients with RTIs by using microbiological laboratory point of care (POC) tests: Streptococcus Antigen test (Strep A) and C-reactive Protein test (CRP).

The introduction of a simple 3-scales wood hardness classification returned unconvincing results (Figure 3), as inexperienced monitors were not able to distinguish between hardwood classes while experienced monitors were able to distinguish very light wood only.

The introduction of a simple 3-scales wood hardness classification returned unconvincing results, as inexperienced monitors were not able to distinguish between hardwood classes while experienced monitors were able to distinguish very light wood only.

These cases illustrate the difficulties of exact species and toxin identification and the importance of the recent introduction of syndromic classification for mushroom poisoning.

The majority of samples satisfied the CASPAR (ClASsification criteria for Psoriatic ARthritis) classification system, although some were collected prior to the introduction of this classification system.