Sentence examples for an established classification from inspiring English sources

A weakness is the lack of an established classification system for health problems and related interventions.

VH-defined plaque classification was performed using an established classification system; full details are found in the Methods section of Data Supplement.

Factor analysis suggested four subscales: " solid sugars", " solid and starchy sugars", " liquid and semisolid sugars", and " sticky and slowly dissolving sugars", corresponding to an established classification of sugary foods by extent of oral retention [ 17].

For the extraction of protein-protein interactions from the literature (comprising both abstracts and full text), the following methodology was used: 1) We used an established classification scheme for the human NRs (proposed by nuclear receptors Committee, 1999) and based on sequence identity (see Additional file 1).

In the absence of a well established classification system, a panel of 20 IBD experts from the 'Groupe d'Etudes Thérapeutiques des Affections Inflammatoires du tube Digestif' (GETAID) was interviewed to establish the most relevant criteria for discriminating a severe from a mild-to-moderate CD course during a 15-year period.

To categorise individual ganglioside species, we used a previously established classification scheme based on biosynthetic pathways (Hettmer et al, 2003).

For the latter task, we used a well established classification algorithm, namely support vector machine (SVM) [ 50].

We used flow cytometry to examine CD8+ subsets in the context of Lm infection using a previously established classification, which showed antigen-specific memory CD8+ lymphocytes develop rapidly during Lm infection.

RA was diagnosed only where 1987 ACR classification criteria [ 17] were fulfilled; UA was defined as a "suspected inflammatory arthritis where RA remained a possibility, but where established classification criteria for any rheumatological condition remained unmet".

RA was diagnosed only where 1987 American College of Rheumatology classification criteria 14 were fulfilled; UA was defined as a 'suspected inflammatory arthritis where RA remained a possibility, but where established classification criteria for any rheumatological condition remained unmet' (see online supplementary text and supplementary table S1).

These previously established classifications were included in the current study.