Sentence examples for functional classification system from inspiring English sources

In the functional classification system oral functionality is expressed by combining (1) number of teeth in upper and lower jaw, (2) completeness of anterior regions, (3) number of premolar occluding pairs, and (4) number of molar occluding pairs.

Probe sets on the soybean GeneChip were functionally classified using the MapMan gene functional classification system [ 39] (see Methods for details).

Genes that were differentially expressed in the internodes of alfalfa genotypes 252 and 1283 after double-masking were functionally classified using the MapMan gene functional classification system [ 10, 37] (Additional file 1).

Patients with pre-procedure SCr >150 μmol/L (1.7 mg/dL), overt congestive heart failure (stages III IV according to New York Heart Association-NYHA functional classification system), haemodynamic instability of any cause, sepsis or systemic infectious disease were excluded.

Recently a hierarchical dental functional classification system has been introduced that reflects oral functionality [ 3, 18– 20].

Since every gene in MATDB is assigned to at least one of the 28 different classes defined by the MIPS functional classification system, this proved to be a fruitful way to assign putative functions for sequences in the AsCIUniGene set.

The attending physician of the pediatric cardiology section categorized the patient's condition as grade 1 heart failure according to the New York Heart Association functional classification system.

Athletes are divided within each category according to their level of impairment, in a functional classification system which differs from sport to sport.

The intellectual disability classification for swimming (S14) is not presently recognized by the IPC; nor is an intellectually disabled swimmer eligible to compete under the IPC Swimming Functional Classification System".

Per the Gross Motor Functional Classification System Expanded and Revised (GMFCS-E&R), the children most likely would be assigned to Level IV V (Palisano, Rosenbaum, Bartlett, & Livingston, 2007) status, that is, they need support to sit, have limited mobility, and often need a wheelchair.

For ambulant children with CP (Gross Motor Functional Classification System, GMFCS-E&R, Levels I-III [ 9]), there is strong evidence that injections of BoNT-A are safe and reduce muscle tone in spastic, active and non-fibrotic lower limb muscles for approximately 12 16 weeks [ 6, 7, 10- 12].