Sentence examples for classification cited from inspiring English sources

References The reference for 2008 World Health Organization (WHO) classification (cited in the legend to Figure 1) ought to be reported.

Patients receiving liraglutide 1.2 mg reported a 50% lower likelihood of weight concern (using the dichotomous classification cited above) than those receiving glimepiride (OR 0.50, 95% CI: 0.36 0.70).

The ILAE classification cites consciousness as an important factor for diagnosis.

The film has been given an 18 certificate by the British Board of Film Classification, which cited its "graphic footage", thereby restricting its ability to be screened in schools.

The histological stage was based on classification system cited in the American Joint Committee on Cancer's Staging Manual, 7th edition.

(In Britain the film classification board, citing extreme violence, refused to rate it. The denial of a rating makes it illegal to sell the game there).

Love is Strange has been rated a 15 in the UK, with the British Board of Film Classification also citing "strong language", but the movie is a PG in Canada.

City officials declined to provide information on how much bonus pay went to which worker, or even a certain job classification, last year, citing personnel confidentiality rules.

Both international humanitarian agencies like the WHO and veterinarian agencies like the American Veterinary Medical Association staunchly oppose the classification change, citing the fact that the benefits of ketamine greatly outweigh its abuse potential.

We similarly observe a tendency of patents within the same subject classification to cite one another (patents are typically classified into several classes).

L. 97 98 [see Tables for classification] be cited as the "Agriculture and Food Act of 1981".