Sentence examples for categorized as critical from inspiring English sources

The risks are further categorized as critical, moderate, low level and negligible risks based on their RPN and the criticality.

Only those assessed to make a significant impact on the course of the emergency response operation were categorized as critical decisions and analyzed further, cf. Figure 4. Figure 4 Critical decisions.

Internal monitoring is conducted quarterly at each field hub, and findings requiring corrective action are categorized as critical, major, or minor, with appropriate timelines for resolution.

According to the FAO [ 31], a breed can be categorized as critical if the total number of breeding females is less or equal to 100 or the total number of breeding males is less or equal to 5, and endangered if the total number of breeding females is less or equal to 1000 or the total number of breeding males is less or equal to 20.

All adverse events were categorized as mild.

As per the Central Ground Water Board (2007), Pulal and Sholavaram blocks are categorized as semi-critical and Minjur block is overexploited.

In Birbhum district, four blocks namely Murarai II, Nalhati II, Rampurhat II and Nanoor have been categorized as semi-critical, based on the long-term trend of water table fluctuations in pre and post monsoon and stages of groundwater development (CGWB 2009).

Arriving victims were assessed and categorized as 1 for critical, 2 for intermediate, 3 for "can wait" and "black tag" for anyone who appeared to be dead, Dr. Panter said.

Based on the ratio of annual pumping to annual recharge, the stages of groundwater development have been categorized as safe (<70 per cent), semi-critical (70 90 per cent), critical (90 100 per cent) or overexploited (per cent100% %) (Rathore, 2005; Narain et al., 2005).

aQuestions were categorized as PS (problem solving) and CT (critical thinking) or FR (factual recall).

The severity variable was developed using the aforementioned ICD-9 codes and was categorized as minor, moderate, serious, severe, and critical [ 6].