Sentence examples for beyond classifying from inspiring English sources

Beyond classifying AEs by their severity (ranging from a critical lab value to death or permanent disability) and type (eg, adverse drug event, hospital-acquired infection, procedural complication), we further characterised all events, including AEs, potential AEs and additional errors by one or more categories of factors that contributed to the event.

With the exception of two sites (NW ON [Thunder Bay] and SW ON [Guelph]), we did not sample males that were unbanded because it was difficult to determine age beyond simply classifying them as after-hatch-year (AHY).

The schema provides a theoretical contribution by offering an understanding of stakeholders' dynamic interplay within an urban partnership context, and a means of classifying such stakeholders beyond their individual/organizational characteristics or sectoral affiliations.

While asthma is classified based on severity, at the moment there is no clear method for classifying different subgroups of asthma beyond this system.

Further, the GNAT was effective at classifying individuals with BDD above and beyond the prediction offered by an explicit measure of attractiveness beliefs.

The analysis of PCs beyond the first two did not prove to be useful in classifying the wild-type or PHB sugarcane samples.

In other words, to reach a value beyond the 95% CI for measurement error, the probability of correctly classifying a patient as improved would fall dramatically for the EQ5D, nearly reaching 50% or classifying by chance.

The flavors here vary from the beautiful acoustic stalker song "Star You Are" to rockers that stretch out in such interesting ways that they're hard to classify beyond "that Dada sound".

In surveillance studies, Enterobacter species are often not further classified beyond the genus level probably because identification is difficult.

The amphioxus Hox14 protein cannot be further classified beyond being most similar to amphioxus Hox13 and showing some similarity to the vertebrate Hox11 13 groups of proteins.

The epidemic has extended beyond the commonly classified high-risk groups and is now common in the general population.