Sentence examples for the current categorization of from inspiring English sources

A logical next step in this line of research will be to integrate the present MTMM methodology, offering support for the current categorization of child anxiety disorders, with models investigating the dimensions that underlie these categories.

The changing views on the categorization of lymphoid neoplasms is illustrated by the current categorization of ALL and CLL as subtypes of NHL in the most recent World Health Organization disease classification (Swerdlow et al. 2008), although these entities have been reported separately from NHL in essentially all occupational cohort studies of benzene-exposed workers.

All these community categories identifiable in the health strategy seem to match the current categorizations of community actors and their partners in the social sector [See [ 68]].

The data indicate that a TMP gene tree reconstructed using a Maximum Likelihood or Bayesian Inference methods reflect current categorization of phages and thus can be used for a fast and reliable initial phage assignment.

Additionally, these gene expression profiles demonstrate a 25%to30%0% discordance with current phenotypic categorization of tumour risk for metastases.

Additionally, the number of departments was not reliable as an indicator of the size and function of hospitals because of non-standardized categorization of subspecialties under the current legal regulation of hospital administration in Japan [ 41].

The categorization of current, recent and former use thus may not reflect actual use.

Our study implies that current measures for the categorization of different forms of childhood arthritis, which largely rely on clinical symptoms, physical joint examination, and laboratory results, are insufficient in the early discrimination of different forms of childhood arthritis.

Dudley et al. [9] commented on our paper [11], arguing that the current IUCN objective-based categorization of protected areas, which is also used in marine protected areas (MPAs), should not be abandoned and replaced by the new regulation-based classification system [11].

I clarify the current state of the field by uniting recent case studies on hackers with existing categorization techniques.

The validity of the current classification systems in effective categorization of the female genital malformations has been already challenged.