32 Database bias decreases with additional sequence deposits, and previously unclassified bacteria would likely be classified upon reanalysis of the sequence data.
Maternal ethnicity was unknown in 53 children (<0.01%) who were classified based upon paternal information, or classified as unknown.
The interstitial lung diseases of childhood, so called chILD, until fairly recently were classified based upon histologic appearance and clinical outcomes and although these metrics are still useful; identification of the genetic causes of many of these diseases is making classification more precise and helping to identify potential therapeutic targets.
For a putative MITE in an SRCP-classified "Unknown" or "Probable Repeat" read, only the length of the MITE itself (TIR and inter-TIR sequence) was considered MITE sequence; the remainder of the bases in the read were classified based upon the read's SRCP categorization.
Mice were classified as arthritic upon positive confirmation by histological analysis.
Similar to other population-based studies (e.g., [ 10]), the most important limitation was that precise diagnostic information about the main health problem was missing (i.e., CSHCN were classified primarily based upon the parent-reported main health problem).
Patients were classified as HIV 'tested' upon identification of 1 documented testing in the hospital database or 2 a reference to testing performed elsewhere.
Sun exposure variables for this study were generated by using data collected on sun exposure in the most recent year, which were classified into thirds based upon their distribution in the population controls.
Subjects were classified into groups based upon documented antidepressant treatment from three sources: (1) medications prescribed to the patient via e-prescribing in the EMR, (2) medication documented but not prescribed by the documenting clinician and (3) medication dispensed by the inpatient pharmacy.
The experimental results were classified into four stages depending upon the suitable surface concentrations and the different processes involved.
Patients were classified into two groups depending upon whether excess amniotic fluid was removed at the time of procedure.
