The main objective of this paper is to investigate how a particular design may affect the classification performance.
Whereas, the problem is that different features extracted from these methods may affect the classification accuracy.
Previous research from the collaborators in this study have shown that SUVmax is more sensitive to reconstruction inconsistency than SUVpeak [20] and that reconstruction inconsistencies may affect PERCIST classification [22].
One limitation of this specific study is that the healthy children used to build the classifier were 12 months old and thus younger than many of the candidates for the cochlear implantation, which may affect the classification, as mentioned above.
Tumor extension to the heart, pericardium, or great vessels may affect TNM classification and decisions on patient management.
The threshold being arbitrary, redefining the population itself may affect the classification, with rare variants becoming polymorphisms or polymorphisms becoming rare variants according to the population analyzed.
This does not affect the laboratory payments, which are all by fee-for-service for patients outside of acute care, but may affect our classification of these individuals into the chronic disease categories.
Despite the above-mentioned lines of progress in automated diagnosis, an important concern is that the varying properties of images, due to acquisition settings [ 19, 25] and staining [ 26], may affect the classification results substantially.
Societal demands for reliable, up-to-date, and authoritative products, such as biodiversity inventories, identification aids and encyclopaedic works on groups of organisms (17), call for name stability, while progress in systematics may affect established classifications and names.
This should be understood in the context of the limitations of the currently used standard for the diagnosis of AKI, serum creatinine, given that resuscitation may affect these classifications [ 6].> -wrap-foot> Dare arexpresseded as mean ± SD unless stated otherwise.
