Sentence examples for based upon classification from inspiring English sources
Although the ICD does not take severity of illness or resource consumption into consideration in classifying patients[ 6], if averaging based upon classification can diminish the variation of treatment patterns, one should be able to apply the ICD to derive the CMI as well.
Because governments formulate criminal and social policies based upon classifications of harm, a new study published by the Lancet on November 1st makes interesting reading.
Although some reports have described genomic aberrations based upon microarray classification system, genomic aberrations based upon immunohistochemical classifications have rarely been reported.
The theory derived from psychological considerations is regarded by many scholars as being too narrow in scope because it ignores many types of pollution data; the theory based upon cultural classification, because it is capable of such broad interpretation, loses its coherence as a theory.
Clausal analysis within Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) is generally based upon a classification of the clause into one of six process types.
We evaluated the positive predictive values (PPVs) of specific criteria based upon International Classification of Diseases, 9th revision (ICD-9-CM) codes documented in health plan administrative databases for identification of cases of serious myopathy and rhabdomyolysis.
Based upon a classification of plant communities found within natural and semi-natural areas in Denmark a Biotope Landscape Model was developed and implemented into a geographic information system (GIS).
Nor could the plaintiffs demonstrate that refusing to recite the pledge unlawfully classified them and resulted in different treatment based upon this classification.
Genic-SSRs potentially related to biotic stress responses were selected based upon KOG classification and description.
In addition, the diagnosis of RA in this trial was based upon 1987 classification criteria.
This was based upon a classification of current smoker, past smoker or non-smoker.
