Sentence examples for common classification systems from inspiring English sources

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).

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

The local government source documents were originally compiled at various scales, with varying enhancements to a common classification system, and for differing time frames (target planning years ranged from 2000 to 2020).

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).

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

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

A4: In order to build a time series, these datasets must first be brought to a common classification system.

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).

From an international perspective, the most common classification system of CD is the Marsh system ("Marsh-Oberhuber") [ 4], although recently Corazza et al suggested an alternative classification system with improved degree of interobserver reproducibility [ 5].

The strength of the study is the access to diagnoses as set by the medical doctor based on a common classification system (ICD-10) and the relatively large material that makes it possible to study single diagnostic groups and diseases.