Sentence examples for international classifications from inspiring English sources

It's compatibility with international classifications is studied.

We also focussed on those considered to be the most endangered according to international classifications.

These presentations are embodied in international classifications used by most countries and developed at the request of the United Nations.

The sediment retention service is mentioned among the regulation ecosystem services in all the main international classifications (MA, TEEB, CICES).

The two trademark applications were filed with the European Trademarks Office under 14 International Classifications covering computer hardware, online social networking services, mobile phones, musical instruments, games, clothing/headgear, advertising, education and broadcasting.

Defined as a non-mental disorder (DSM IV, ICD 10), normal grief in International Classifications of Mental Diseases is now distinguished from pathological grief, i.e. complicated or traumatic (which amounts to 20%% of bereavements ?).

This should also comprise harmonisation with other classifications of the WHO Family of International Classifications and other models of health functioning.

The ICD became a core classification of the WHO Family of International Classifications (WHO-FIC).

Godolphin will surely have another horse worthy of contending for the title "best horse in the world" soon and that honour in the International Classifications went to Just A Way in 2014, a "surprising decision" for Timeform, given that it did not even rate the colt the best from his country last year.

The discharge diagnoses were classified according to the International Classifications of Diseases 9 and 10.

The International Classifications of Diseases-10 codes for all end points are given in online appendix materials.