The head of operations at one NHS trust in the West Midlands said that the new criteria were designed "to effectively stop trusts from calling a major incident".
However, Sauer et al.'s classification criteria were designed to optimize performance for the data to which they were applied.
Objective criteria were designed to classify factors into the categories of clearly prognostic, weakly prognostic, non-prognostic and promising.
Both criteria were designed as estimators of the expected Kullback Leibler information between the model generating the data and the approximating candidate model.
These criteria were designed for use in safety diagnoses, i.e. planned and systematic investigations of the organisation and the administrative procedures to control safety.
These criteria were designed to reduce noise such that a harmful effect of MSCs could be more clearly identified.
These criteria were designed to maximise the number of people likely to travel and to maximise the options for travel.
These selection criteria were designed to align the interview sample with the quantitative data in the larger project.
Mrs Griffiths said the Welsh criteria were designed to focus "scarce resources" on the people most at risk.
Inclusion and exclusion criteria were designed to reflect those of an on-going clinical trial of minocycline in patients with AD.
CPH have been well described in adults and their diagnostic criteria were designed based on the clinical characteristics in the adult population.
