Sentence examples for previously published classification from inspiring English sources

METHODS: Initiated by the Scoliosis Research Society Adult Deformity Committee, this study revised a previously published classification to include pelvic parameters.

Chronic renal impairment was assessed using albumin/creatinine ratio >30 mg/g, or with a glomerular filtration rate (GFR) <60 unit, and scoring negative in a previously published classification model for chronic kidney disease [47].

Following a previously published classification scheme [28], [42], we denote high-degree areas with P>0.3 as connector hubs, while high-degree areas with P<0.3 are denoted as provincial hubs (Table 1,2).

Employing a previously published classification by Hellstrom et al., findings considered to be of no or little clinical importance were classified as minor and unlikely to require further diagnostic procedures or medical therapy [29].

Viral antigen production was considered positive when the absorbance at day 7 exceeded 0.2 Optical Density (O.D .. Viruses able to use only the wild type CCR5 as coreceptor were defined as R5narrow, whereas R5 viruses able to use the chimeric receptors, FC-1, FC-2, and FC-4b singularly or in different combinations were defined as R5broad, according to the previously published classification [15].

Pseudotumor presence and grade was defined according to a previously published classification (Hart et al. 2012).

For the quantification of the number of DCX-positive cells two subpopulations were considered following previously published classifications [41], [42].

There is no longitudinal evidence to determine whether the additional profiles of previously published classifications possess the later qualities.

SLE Patients met the clinical and laboratory criteria for the diagnosis of SLE according to previously published classifications [ 21].

We divided all genes into housekeeping and nonhousekeeping genes, according to previously published classifications (Zhu et al. 2008), and checked their respective proportions on the X-chromosome and autosomes (fig. 7 A).

The results of our reannotation, including novel transcripts, can be downloaded as Additional file 2. Using our updated geneset annotation, we next classified genes into families related to neuronal function by both incorporating previously published classifications as well as considering their relationship to genes in the well-annotated and -studied vinegar fly Drosophila melanogaster.