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For malignant lesions extracompartmental involvement indicates at least SSS stage IB, IIB or IIIB disease [67] and this classification enables stage-appropriate management.

This classification enables a better comparison of related research.

Using this classification enables analysts to extrapolate to programs of different sizes.

This study demonstrates that including MPTD in the current T classification enables superior prognostication compared to T classification alone (P < 0.001).

cThe H1-B classification enables employment up to 6 years in a specialty occupation which requires the theoretical and practical application of specialized knowledge requiring completion of a specific course of higher education.

DNA microarray-based gene-expression classification enables a standardized, objective assessment of oncological diagnosis and prognosis and provides complementary information to current clinical protocols [20].

The Marshall Classification enables categorizing a subset of TBI patients at risk of developing intracranial hypertension.

Improving PPI article classification enables better literature navigation for biologists (Krallinger et al., 2009), effective assistance for curators in manually updating repositories (Dowell et al., 2009) and better literature-mining system development for text mining researchers (Leitner et al., 2010).

19 The Charlson et al 20 classification enables the integration of the presence of comorbidities, which need to be recognized in order to estimate the risk of renal failure with surgery and the risk of drug interaction with targeted agents.

Histological assessment according to the Dallas classification enables the differentiated diagnosis of myocarditis (cellular infiltration combined with myocyte necrosis with or without fibrosis; Fig. 1) and of borderline myocarditis (cellular infiltration without myocyte necrosis with or without fibrosis).

This classification system enables a hospital's case mix to be described in a clinically meaningful way, enables subsequent use to identify resources required by the hospital and forms the basis for funding in some Australian States and Territories.