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The ISO viscosity classification is recommended for industrial applications.
Practically, the SVM-based method, PCA + NFL for DR and SVM for classification, is recommended for color classification.
A higher agreement in the study of Oskam et al. might have been caused by the fact that fractures that could not be attributed to a particular AO main group (ABC) were classified as type D. Therefore, a separate category for undisplaced distal radius fractures in the AO classification was recommended by them [9].
It works reasonably well for within-network classification and is recommended as a baseline method for comparison.
For further analysis, we took into account only the WHO classification, which is recommended in clinical practice in Romania.
Further research on its validity is recommended.
For results that are close to the classification threshold of 45.2, it is recommended to evaluate the result in the context of the prognostic information present in the additional genomic signatures included in the MyPRS® assay; i.e. Molecular Subtype and Virtual Karyotype [ 9, 28].
Therefore, a multidisciplinary project on national or international level in which all key disciplines cooperate with the intention to achieve multidisciplinary consensus on terminology and classification of UEDs is recommended.
It is recommended to link habitat classification and mapping efforts in Egypt to regional and global approaches.
The AKIN and RIFLE classification systems recommend using both serum creatinine and urine output measurements in determining the presence and severity of AKI. 6 7 In addition, it is recommended that the AKIN classification is applied only after an optimal state of hydration is achieved.
The expert group justified keeping the ICF classification on the basis that firstly it is recommended by the WHO, secondly because respondents reported that an increasing number of teaching institutions have employed it recently and thirdly because it was felt that a standardised approach would be helpful in developing this area in the future.
