Sentence examples for broad classification for from inspiring English sources
Last year, I had to label my son M.D. (multiply disabled), a broad classification for children with a combination of learning problems.
Within the reimbursement data set, there was no specification for the gender of the patient and only a broad classification for age (≤5, 6-59, ≥ 60 years).
A recent review [62] has provided a broad classification for any collagen fibril that maintains its aggregate structure by bundling smaller units together to be a "fibril bundle".
It has been speculated that possible etiologic heterogeneity across subtypes of NHL, a broad classification for a variety of histologically and clinically distinct malignancies, may have contributed to the inconsistency in published findings regarding TCE (Scott and Chiu 2006).
At the time, I cited the research of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), which I claimed used "a far broader classification for civilians killed, resulting in estimates of somewhere between 411-884 civilians killed by drones in Pakistan".
While LWJ and NAJ estimate that drone strikes in Pakistan have killed somewhere between 140 and 300 civilians, TBIJ utilizes a far broader classification for civilians killed, resulting in estimates of somewhere between 411-884 civilians killed by drones in Pakistan.
The present study proposed a broader classification for postnatal distress, to include measures of not only depression, but of anxiety and stress as well.
The present study proposed a broader classification for assessing postnatal distress, over and above that of the usual focus on depression.
In principle, a protein may be differentially phosphorylated but be of little predictive utility for the broad classification of a disease or for devising a personalized treatment strategy.
NCBI provides a broad classification of habitat types for completely sequenced prokaryotes.
Computational methods have allowed the broad classification of sequence function (for example, the identification of protein-coding sequences) and the annotation of genome sequences.
