Sentence examples for a standard classification of from inspiring English sources

A standard classification of severity of hemophilia was followed (see Table 1).

A standard classification of social class used in Brazil was employed.

Here we evaluated the application of a standard classification of inpatient admissions to two administrative claims databases when converting them into the OMOP CDM and reviewed how that changed consistency between the datasets.

A standard classification of Cohen's D effect sizes regards a value of 0.20 as a small response, 0.50 as a moderate response and 0.80 or greater as a large response [ 38].

A standard classification of the wounds such as superficial incisional, deep incisional or organ/space was however deemed not appropriate for the present study as, with the exception of the infections classified as superficial, the information attained from the attending veterinarians was decided not to be rigorous enough.

Development and testing of a standard classification for the urgency of transfer, along the lines of the recommended and widely used classification for the urgency of caesarean section [ 26], might be one way to facilitate and optimise this communication.

Many countries have already developed standard national classifications and terminologies for the use of traditional medicine [ 23, 63], but Bangladesh has yet to develop a standard classification and repertoire of the terminologies of traditional medicines in Bangladesh.

The report of this classification is out of place here, but to those of us who have endeavored to wrestle with the old forms of classification, the advent of a standard classification is like the rising of the sun.

Two recent reviews adopt a fairly standard classification of the available methodological approaches according to whether they are (a) descriptive and/or qualitative; (b) data based and/or survey related; or (c) general equilibrium modelling-based approaches.

Hand searching of the literature provided a "gold standard" classification of article categories.

Instead of considering Spam filtering as a standard classification problem, we highlight the importance of considering specific characteristics of the problem, especially concept drift, in designing new filters.