"stages of classification" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the steps or phases involved in grouping or categorizing things according to certain criteria. Example: The biologist explained the stages of classification for plants and animals, from identifying their physical characteristics to grouping them into taxonomic categories.
Recently, pictorial models of object representation which emphasise the differential contribution of image features at several hierarchically organised stages of classification have emerged [42].
Representative images of normal structures of the nerves and the invading neural structure in various stages of classification in pancreatic tissues are shown in Fig. 5.
Pubertal assessments were made on the basis of the 5 Tanner stages of classification by physical examination, as described elsewhere (11, 13).
A second stage of classification is required to reduce the number of false positives.
Holocaust survivor Elie Weisel describes the 8 stages of genocide: classification, symbolization, dehumanization, organization, polarization, preparation, extermination, and denial.
The TFCM translates a gray-scale input image into a texture feature number image via differencing in the image domain followed by successive stages of vector classification [15].
A low density of CD3+ showed a trend with higher stages of UICC classification (P = 0.086).
However, there remains considerable heterogeneity in outcome within the different stages of this classification 33.
These recent studies have defined early RRT started during the initial stages of RIFLE/AKIN classification.
Cox regression model for disease-free survival (DFS), adjusted to tumor T and N stages of TNM classification, and immunohistochemical subtypes, revealed that high LDL-C at diagnosis is associated with poor DFS.
The paper shows the importance of each stage of the classification method in improving the classification rates.
