Sentence examples for more recent classifications from inspiring English sources
More recent classifications do consider these types of injury as recent literature shows the importance of associated injury, such as coronoid fractures, for an adequate treatment of radial head fractures [2, 10, 11].
More recent classifications have called for detailed phenotypic groupings of lower motor neuron [10], [24] or upper motor neuron [25] syndromes, or for a distinction between proximal, symmetrical disease and distal, asymmetrical disease [26].
More recent classifications include HER2 status [ 28] and basal-like breast cancer [ 3].
However, more recent classifications reflect the conserved amino-acid residues within the SNARE motifs, which are either a glutamine (Q-SNAREs) or an arginine (R-SNAREs).
There are numerous causes of cardiomyopathy, and more recent classifications of this disease focus on primary vs secondary cardiomyopathy, depending on whether the disease is restricted to the cardiac muscle (Seidman and Seidman, 2001; Maron et al., 2006).
A more recent classification published by Elliott et al. [7] from the European society of cardiology working group on myocardial and pericardial diseases places an emphasis on phenotypic classification.
A more recent classification of countries according to the Bismarkian or Berverdigean nature of the pension system Krieger and Traub (2013) gives almost the same result as Disney (2004).
A more recent classification has been proposed, replacing the term carcinoid with neuroendocrine tumour (NETs) [ 24, 26].
Nevertheless, a more recent classification for AKI based on the RIFLE system has been proposed by the AKIN workgroup [ 13].
Early attempts to classify systemic vasculitis into discrete categories were based primarily on blood vessel size, and indeed that approach still underpins more recent classification schemes.
A more recent classification recommends division into just two groups, Types 1 and 2, based on particular clustering of symptoms (Prust et al., 2011).
