Sentence examples for classifications set out from inspiring English sources
At first glance, the dispute would seem to hinge on semantics: the museum is prepared to refer to the objects, many more than a century old, as "cultural items," while the Apaches insist that they be designated as "sacred" and "items of cultural patrimony," legal classifications set out under federal law.
Staging and diagnosis of gastric carcinoma was assessed according to the WHO classification (WHO Classification. Tumours of the Digestive System, 2000) and the TNM classification set out by the International Union against cancer (Wittekind et al, 2003).
Staging and diagnosis of gastric adenocarcinomas was assessed according to the WHO classification (Hamilton and Aaltonen, 2000) and the TNM classification set out by the International Union against cancer (Wittekind et al, 2003).
We attempted to optimize reference classifications by setting out a hierarchy of classification rules that gave greatest weight to endocrinologist diagnoses, consistent laboratory studies, and suggestive medication prescription histories rather than accepting any diagnosis from any clinician at face value.
In 2009 the Royal College of Radiologists Breast Group set out a classification system for breast imaging scoring [ 1].
In the Netherlands, most GPs keep detailed EPRs utilising a standardised system of diagnosis codes set out in the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC).
Staging and diagnosis was assessed according to the WHO classification (Hamilton, 2000) and the TNM staging, set out by the International Union against cancer (Wittekind, 2003).
An additional factor arises from the operational diagnostic criteria set out in the universally accepted International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD), now in its third edition (ICHD-3) [6].
We set out to investigate these patients further and evaluate whether the apparently false classification had any clinical or histological relevance.
Pearson set out some traps.
