Sentence examples for common classification system from inspiring English sources

"We sell something to every SIC code," Mr. Anderson said, referring to a common classification system for industries.

So far, there is no common classification system.

A common classification system has been that of Fernandes based on cytology, as modified by Blanchard (1990) and Mathew (2002).

Imaging reports should therefore document lymphadenopathy using a common classification system to facilitate communication.

A common classification system is needed to build a common understanding and bridge the knowledge gap.

The utility of a common classification system is best seen by more in-depth analysis of a single component across funding sources (i.e. GF vs. GAVI).

The disease was staged according to the two most common classification systems for retinoblastoma, the Reese Ellsworth Classification (Reese and Ellsworth, 1963) and the International Intra-ocular Retinoblastoma Classification (ABC-classification) (Linn Murphree, 2005).

A common modern classification system has been that of Fernandes (1951, 1968, 1975) based on cytology, as modified by Blanchard (1990) and Mathew (2002), although in some countries such as Germany, the system of Meyer (1966) was preferred.

A common histopathologic classification system (Lang and Maize 1986; Sexton et al. 1990) divides the tumors into five main categories.

Finally, developing an accessible common published classification system would greatly increase the understanding of Phragmites distribution and phylogeography worldwide.

Generally the ICF has received much attention in Scandinavia as a common conceptual classification system useful for rehabilitation and interdisciplinary collaboration [ 16, 21- 23].