Sentence examples for classification guidelines from inspiring English sources

This is based on the BBFC classification guidelines, which excludes an awful lot of consensual sex acts from R18, the highest category.

I haven't heard back -- though I have received the E.P.A. classification guidelines -- but I'll let you know when I do.

Delightfully, the BBFC classification guidelines point out that the film "contains one scene of animal birth" which "occurs within the natural rhythm of life and death" – a perfect description of this indefinable and utterly unmissable gem.

Their redactions are a violation of the classification guidelines, which are designed to protect the public from agencies illegally classifying information for non-national-security reasons, such as trying to censor embarrassment or cover up mistakes.

"This is an important first step to make sure that civil rights enforcement is not compromised by the implementation of these racial classification guidelines," said Todd Cox, a lawyer for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc. "However, it's just the beginning of the process.

The lesion of the patient, a suspected grade III glioma according to the WHO classification guidelines, was located within the SMA of her dominant hemisphere.

First we emphasize the need, when analyzing and interpreting these data, to take into consideration the WHO body weight classification guideline specifically for the Asia-Pacific population [24].

World Health Organization (WHO) classification and guidelines for clinicians are provided.

For Infectious Diseases (ID) vignettes, participants identified questions about patients' clinical status at presentation and questions about disease classification, diagnosis/therapy/referral guidelines and sources of patient education.

Finally, our classification into guideline concordant and non-guideline concordant care was based on available EMR data, which means that the quality of registration could have influenced our independent variables.

Tumor staging was performed according to TNM classification criteria and guidelines of the International Union Against Cancer UICCC) guidelines [ 23].