An American visiting Australasia in the 1850s was surprised to find Swainson living there, imagining that he had been exiled "for the great crime of burdening zoology with a false though much laboured theory which has thrown so much confusion into the subject of its classification and philosophical study".
The subject of tumor classification is made confusing by a variety of commonly held notions about the meaning and purposes of modern classifications [ 1].
Readers may have somewhat different views on the general subject of classification, but the views presented here are representative of a widely accepted approach developed by biologists.
Theophrastus, Varro, Pliny, Cato, and Virgil wrote extensively on the subject of trees, their classification, manner of growth, and the environmental characteristics that affect them.
Some literature on the subject of automatic modulation classification based on cyclic spectrum analysis is summarized in[39].
Several skeletons including the Maidstone specimen (see the section "Discovery and history" on the subject of its current classification) and one of the Bernissart skeletons have been assigned here over the years, and their attribution is not complete.
"The director general of security confirms the documents used in the briefing were not the subject of a national security classification," the earlier statement from Asio said.
He is confident that he belongs there, though some of his competitors clearly are not: so far in his brief career, Dawson said, he has been the subject of eight official complaints about his classification.
Due to unsatisfactory results obtained by palliative chemotherapy, identifying prognostic and predictive biomarkers that can be used to improve disease management through patient classification remains the subject of intense investigation in mCRC.
The combination of the limited power of our current airway assessment methods to predict difficult direct laryngoscopy, with the multiple definitions of difficulty makes the subject classification a potential source of controversy.
