Therefore, to get more insight into the precise nature of the psychological effects of GH therapy we recommend that in future studies more uniform classifications of psychological outcomes should be used.
The results emphasised the need for a more uniform terminology and classification that reflects both, the functional and structural aspects of muscle injury.
We also describe limitations and offer commentary on the need for more uniform measurements in the classification of the terms rural and non-rural.
Our results validate the hypothesis, prompting the design of ensemble construction methods that make a more uniform use of features, for classification problems of low and medium dimensionality.
The grading method by Mann and Berard (1983) used in the WHO classification allows more uniform reporting of the FL subtypes; the cohort of patients being studied can therefore be better defined.
However, more recently, in order to create a uniform classification system, the International Neuroblastoma Staging System (INSS) has been implemented and is now used universally (Brodeur et al, 1988 , 1993.
Following an observation from a recent result, published elsewhere, among several ensembles of decision trees, those with a more uniform feature-use frequency also have a smaller classification error.
The incorporation of embryology as an additional basic characteristic helps to create (1) more uniform classes avoiding transitional unclassified or cases with unclear classification and, (2) more "clear" classes since each class has a common pathogenesis due to the fact that, usually, very discrete embryological disturbances underlie to each patients' group.
With this strategy, new subtypes of tumors can emerge or the existing classification may be redefined with the result of more uniform groups of tumors.
The key question remains whether extended knowledge of cancer epigenetics will result in a new molecular classification of this disease in well-defined and more uniform subcategories.
