As shown in Figure 2, these biomarkers featured different patterns of expression suggesting a further sub classification with regard to their response in pre-tumor and tumor state.
In many cases sub classification had not previously been performed.
Gargiulo et al.: Histology: 31 cervical cancer samples analyzed with non histological sub classification specified.
Introduction Myocardial infarction (MI) has known several sub-classifications through the time.
Sub-classifications of HGSOC based on expression profiles, termed 'differentiated', 'immunoreactive'mesenchymalmand and 'proliferative', were shown to have prognostic value.
Many authors have proposed distinct interpretations for NoSQL categories, which has led to different sub-classifications [10, 12].
It is the objective of this paper to continue the discourse in measurable and technical analysis of sub-classifications or syntax.
Two mood types, indicative and imperative, are recognized in SFL, with each having further sub-classifications, as presented in Fig. 1.
The dimensionless form of the criterion enable sub-classifications of the oil-water stratified flow into the well-known sub-regimes, namely, Stratified (ST), Wavy Stratified (SW) and Stratified with mixing at the interface (ST-MI).
Several GEM measures are used as the dependent variable: (a) the overall entrepreneurial activity as well as the sub-classifications on motivation, i.e., opportunity motive and necessity motive, and (b) entrepreneurial intentions.
The Gormley et al. meta-analysis did not distinguish sub-classifications other than MA and MO, and included some self-reported migraine by questionnaire, so it is likely that menstrual-migraineurs constituted a proportion of the MO population.
