Side-information refinement level.
In conclusion, our approach of fuzzy genetic molecular grading allows refinement of histologic grade 2 tumors into fMG1-like and fMG3-like categories, although an uncertainty zone still remains.
Hazelnut oils having different grades of refinement and olive oils contaminated with crude hazelnut oil were analyzed to evaluate this newly developed BIA.
Indeed, the combination of adaptive algorithms and uniform refinement meets the certain mesh-grading properties, thus improving the efficiency of Algorithms 1 3 (see Tables 1 3 in Sect. 6).
Because Nagy's zest for Homeric texts is boundless, because his lectures reflect decades of refinement, and because the course is thought to offer a soft grading curve (its nickname on campus is Heroes for Zeroes), it has traditionally filled Room 105, in Emerson Hall, one of Harvard's largest classroom spaces.
The reason, of course, is refinement.
Further refinement of the system will be required for grading of evidence on questions other than those related to intervention effects, such as diagnostic accuracy and prognosis.
With this promise in mind, we have conducted an animal test aiming at an assessment of the extreme grain refinement by ECAP on the in vivo biocompatibility of Grade 2 CP titanium.
NOVA1 can be used as a molecular marker to differentiate low-grade astrocytoma from low-grade oligodendroglioma, and therefore, may be helpful for the refinement of the diagnosis currently based mainly on histopathological characteristics.
Tier 2 was a refinement in 2000.
Further refinement into distinct prognostic groups is dictated by histological grading (II IV), based on morphological features associated with more aggressive biology, including mitoses, microvascular proliferation, and necrosis (Miller and Perry, 2007).
