Sentence examples for categorized cases from inspiring English sources

The ROCmax method categorized cases into the same category as ISSAIS 59% of the time, and into the same or an adjacent category 92% of the time.

The GEMmax method categorized cases into the same category as ISSAIS 69% of the time, and into the same or an adjacent category 94% of the time.

The GEMmin method categorized cases into the same category as ISSAIS 72% of the time, and into the same or an adjacent category 95% of the time.

We categorized cases using the Brighton collaboration clinical case definition and calculated the national incidence rate.

On the basis of the findings at autopsy, we further categorized cases as an infectious cause of death (ICOD) (ncod = 99) and infection incidental to death (ninc = 26).

To validate the cases, we categorized cases as likely if they had more than 1 diagnosis code for a fracture-healing complication recorded in the database.

Kamijima et al. (2007) categorized case descriptions as indicative of hypersensitivity syndrome (n = 124) or a variation of erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, and toxic epiderma necrolysis (n = 115), with 21 other cases unclassified in either category.

Rather, he added, the government has been concerned that the World Health Organization's definition of SARS is overly broad, and has followed the advice of its own panel of local doctors in categorizing cases.

We only re-categorized cases where the evidence was clear that the shooting was unintentional (e.g., the narrative stated the shooter was "playing with the gun" or "thought the gun was unloaded") and there was no evidence of a precipitating argument or anger between the shooter and victim.

The MABC-2 was used to assess motor coordination to categorize cases and matched controls.

Objective: This a cohort study analysing 63 cases of penoscrotal anomalies (PSAs) according to severity and other associated malformations to provide a simple classification for recognising, describing and categorizing cases that may require surgical correction.