Sentence examples for criteria in effect from inspiring English sources

Cause of death was recorded according to International Classification of Diseases criteria in effect at the time of death.

Correct clinical staging was defined as identification of WHO clinical stage in conformity with year 2004 WHO criteria (in effect when the ART course was designed) [ 8] or the year 2006 WHO criteria (partially disseminated at the time of the study) [ 6].

Cause of death was recorded according to the International Classification of Disease ICDD) criteria in effect at the time of death [ 21], using the ICD-9 codes for deaths prior to 2000 and ICD-10 codes for deaths in 2000 and later.

To provide an alternative, generalizable forecast of the potential consequences of adopting a volume-based referral policy, we conducted an evaluation of a hypothetical nationwide implementation of the Leapfrog Group's volume-based standards, the only criteria in effect until 2003, for CABG and PCI using nationally representative data from 1998 2001.

Although Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has imposed a new computerized matching system intended to give students the best shot at the high school they most want, a hodgepodge of old geographic preferences and other admissions criteria remains in effect at schools citywide.

This does not mean the government has to redefine the qualification and assess all those currently in receipt of the benefit to new criteria which in effect will take away the benefit from millions of people on the lower bands of DLA.

The House measure, which is an amendment to a Medicaid-related bill, says state officials "may not provide medical assistance to any person who would not have been eligible for that assistance" under the criteria already in effect.

But they said the stringent federal criteria would, in effect, require them to have an advanced, sophisticated system of electronic health records to obtain the money they need to install even a basic system.

These criteria were in effect while the ICAO's wake vortex steering group, with representatives from the JAA, Eurocontrol, the FAA, and Airbus, refined its 3-year study of the issue with additional flight testing.

"The best available science includes evidence of consumption well above 6.5 g/day among high fish consumers and shows that the human health criteria currently in effect … are not sufficiently protective," wrote Region 10 administrator Dennis J. McLerran.

In 1973, in Miller v. California, the Burger majority discarded the "utterly without redeeming social value" criterion, and, in effect, largely removed the burden of proof from the prosecutor.