Sentence examples for relevance of classifying from inspiring English sources

It would have been interesting to ascertain to what extent qualitative information in such cases determined differences in breast cancer risk and the clinical relevance of classifying different population into high and low risk but our study was unable to address this issue directly.

The dependence of classifying gene sets on statistical methods, as well as technical methods such as choice of microarray platform, hampers comparability of results from different microarray studies and raises questions about the biological relevance of the classifying genes.

To assess the biological relevance of the DE classified genes, the DE genes from Table 1 were reorganized into functional classes and displayed accordingly in Table 2.

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Several studies have demonstrated that the RIFLE criteria have clinical relevance for the diagnosis of AKI, classifying the severity of AKI and for monitoring the progression of AKI, as well as having predictive ability for mortality in hospitalized patients in general, and patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting in particular [ 3- 12].

Clarity, cultural equivalence and relevance of the instrument were classified by seven experts.

In the evaluation section, we finally demonstrate our PRM by measuring the privacy relevance of the data types classified in our taxonomy for a fictive profile on Facebook.

It could be interesting, using our methodology, to search for a signature in post-Chernobyl thyroid tumors and indeed to assess the relevance of our signature in classifying post-Chernobyl tumors compared with sporadic tumors.

The aim of the current study was to classify the relevance of different insulin resistance mediating factors in direct comparison to each other.

It has been evaluated in many studies of critically ill patients with AKI and has shown good relevance for diagnosing and classifying the severity of AKI as well as comparable predictive ability for mortality [ 7, 9- 13].

It will be useful for the medical community to develop hierarchical systems for classifying the significance and relevance of the evidence to enable a more objective evaluation process.