Sentence examples for classifying back from inspiring English sources

The author defines back pain and suggests a method for classifying back pain in pregnancy into two different pain types.

An important implication of our findings is that classifying back pain simply as acute or chronic is insufficient.

From the time when they were first classified, back in the days of the Napoleonic wars, up to the present, they have served as the focus for fittingly weighty themes: industrialisation, national rivalries, and survival and extinction.

Social Security classifies back pain as a "disease of the musculoskeletal system".

I hope they already have a copy of their duet from the movie!!! Above is an excerpt from a diary entry I made almost two decades ago as a kid growing up in Moscow and so passionate about music -- especially what once used to be classified back home as the "forbidden fruit".

All three species/sub-species samples revealed 100% self-assignment accuracy (i.e., all of the individuals were correctly classified back to their source species/sub-species) when using both 11 and 8 loci.

These mean concentrations were then classified back to the original atlas categories to prevent the production of inappropriately precise values.

The questionnaire before donation also includes 'major disease and back pain,' since we realise that back pain is such a common complaint that we need information before donation in order classify back pain after donation in a meaningful way.

However, Pitts et al. [ 31], using four meristic measurements of the progeny of laboratory-bred crosses, classified back-crossed hybrid morphologies as intermediate between an F1 hybrid and the parent involved in the cross.

To examine the predictive validity of the Subgrouping for Targeted Treatment (STarT Back) tool for classifying people with back pain into categories of low, medium, and high risk of persistent disabling back pain in U.S. primary care.

The purpose of this study was to distinguish and classify various back contours of wheelchair users by utilizing digital anatomic scanning technology in order to inform the future development of back supports that would enhance postural support for those with spinal deformities.