Sentence examples for a supporting code from inspiring English sources

This definition selected all cases of upper gastrointestinal bleeding that had either a supporting code (probable code) in the linked data or a less specific code (possible code) that did not contradict the bleeding diagnosis.

A bleed was defined by a specific code for an upper gastrointestinal nonvariceal bleed in either primary or secondary care who had a supporting code in the linked dataset (defined as a likely symptom, cause, therapy, investigation, or outcome of upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage).

When both criteria are fulfilled, the individual GO annotations (i.e. specific DNA binding and/or TF binding and transcription regulation) are assigned together with a supporting evidence code.

The first version of the device, which sold out within minutes of going on sale on 29 February, is a simple circuit board without packaging, and will go to developers so that they can write supporting code which can then be preinstalled on to later versions, expected to go on sale in the autumn with proper packaging.

While some minor supporting code remains, such as that required for generation of key resource files, the majority has been removed entirely as it is envisaged that much of the former functionality could be better implemented by developers with specific use cases.

Beginning on 30 July, the British Second Army mounted a supporting attack (code-named Operation Bluecoat) on the eastern flank of the American armies.

They needed a supporting policy and support supervision.

The approach is based on hierarchical state machines extended with timing constraints, and a supporting toolbox which enables graphical modelling, automatic code generation, simulation and real-time execution of a system.

Each code (quality criteria) had to have a supporting sentence, extracted from the FGD transcript and a relevant comment added by the evaluator.

About the compatibility of the compiled codes, this proposal advises the usage of a supporting platform which wraps the generated outputs in order to make them compatible among each other.

Transcripts were read and re-read, and codes identified and refined by two researchers (the principal researcher and an academic researcher in a supporting role).