Sentence examples for appropriateness of classifying from inspiring English sources

The appropriateness of classifying students by the income strata of their country of origin poses problems.

In the second Delphi round, we asked 28 experts to assess the appropriateness of those drugs classified as questionable PIM during the first round (see "Expert agreement and statistics" ), as well as the further suggestions for PIM made by the experts during the first Delphi round, and also eight drugs appearing in the recently published updated Beers list [ 18 ].

These criteria classify appropriateness of colonoscopy into 3 possible categories: appropriate (≥7), uncertain (4 6), and inappropriate (≤3) [ 14].

12 16 The appropriateness of the procedure is classified using a score between 1 (extremely inappropriate) and 9 (extremely appropriate).

We classified the appropriateness of antimicrobial treatment (AMT) using a standardized algorithm initially reported by Gyssens et al., and modified by Willemsen and colleagues [4], [30].

Indeed, the current system of movie ratings to classify the age appropriateness of films devised by the Motion Picture Association of America was intended to allow parents to protect their children from content deemed inappropriate for young viewers.

The SEASONS principle was classified as moral due to the consideration of appropriateness of harvesting in-season, however this principle was also classified as causal since some of the knowledge holders linked season-based harvesting to underlying biological or ecological cycles of harvested species.

Appropriateness of empirical treatments (by treating physicians) was classified as adequate, inadequate or unnecessary.

Newborns nutritional status was classified according to the appropriateness of weight in relation to gestational age, using the fetal growth curve of Lubchenco et al. [ 25].

Women were defined as obese or not according to the classification developed by Atallah et al. [ 22] and adopted by the Ministry of Health of Brazil, which classifies pregnant women according to the appropriateness of BMI in relation to gestational age.

Results suggest a careful reexamination for the appropriateness of continued use of currently adopted reference growth curves to classify neonates.