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Third, it introduces region attributes to evaluate and revise the classification results based on SVMs.

In 1801, Augustin Augier (1801; Stevens 1983; Bersanti 1995) would revise the classification of plants, and he would classify them into a tree diagram (Fig. 14) that nonetheless was understood to represent a scale of nature.

We revise the classification of Myzostomida accordingly and re-examine congruence between the phylogeny of myzostomids and their hosts.

Here, we revise the classification of myosins using an updated taxon sampling that includes newly or recently sequenced genomes and transcriptomes from key taxa.

One may revise the classification of SINEU when more new short retroposon families that does not satisfy the present SINE criteria are characterized.

As all clinical case criteria in medicine evolve with new understanding of disease pathophysiology, if the current HAND classification criteria do not serve the needs of clinical trialists, then the larger HAND research community should revise the classification again to one more functionally suited to the clinical issues.

After that, mentally disabled athletes were barred from the Paralympics while officials revised the classification process; they are back again this year.

It is also suggested that significant improvement of EN 1993 predictions can be achieved revising the classification of high-strength steel CHS sections.

Clarification of the etiology of borderline tumors and the pathogenesis of their associated implants is critical for improving pathological diagnosis, revising the classification system of ovarian neoplasms, and developing optimal, evidence-based clinical management algorithms.

She revised the classification of all 26 species by researching collections in her university's herbarium and other places including the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in the United Kingdom, the French Natural History Museum in Paris, and the National Botanic Garden of Belgium in Meise.

Sterling J. Nesbitt (2011) revised the classification of basal archosaurs, and using the most comprehensive phylogenetic analysis for this group (to date) found Prestosuchidae to be non-monophyletic.