Sentence examples for department classifications from inspiring English sources

A company's managerial and technical hierarchies were also structured according to job functions or department classifications.

That turns out to be only 4 percent of the department's classification guides, he said, but the review is not over.

Prospective studies of these tumors benefit from collection of pathology reports, at a minimum recording the pathology department and classification system used in the diagnosis.

The president's designation of the department's new classification authority was printed in the Federal Register on Dec. 12 without further explanation from the White House.

The department said the classification of reset was simply reflecting the changes the DWP has already announced to make the scheme viable, including spreading the programme more slowly than previously planned.

We compared EMS CPSS or LAPSS results (positive or negative) to the emergency department diagnosis International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision codes.

Other factors, such as the origin of the patients (hospital ward, emergency department) or their classification (medical or surgical) were in agreement with other studies [ 14, 26] and do not seem to be related to mortality.

DLNM: Distributed lag non-linear model; DOW: Day of week; DTR: Diurnal temperature range; EDV Emergencyy department visit; ICD9: International classification of disease, ninth revision; ICD10: International classification of disease, tenth revision; NO2: Nitrogen dioxide; SD: Standard deviation; PM10: Particulate matter ≤10 μm; TCN: Temperature change between two neighbouring days.

The department has questioned the classification of another of those emails.

Under his guidance, the department turned from the classification and anatomical study of embryos to the study of genes -- their structure, evolution and control -- and the study of membrane development and function.

The MRI images were reviewed by an expert in the radiology department for a precise classification of patients with positive stroke.