Sentence examples for more general code from inspiring English sources

In such cases, we grouped them into a more general code category.

Moreover, precepts or morality was not necessarily construed as the rigid monastic rule governing sequestered life apart from normal society, but as a more general code of proper action observable in varying degrees in lay life also.

For example, codes such as "use graphical information to qualitatively explain situation," "relate information to physical representation," and "identify relationships between variables" were grouped in the more general code category "conceptual reasoning".

Similarly, codes such as "develop equations to describe phenomena," "rearrange equation to identify relationships between variables," and "perform calculations" were grouped together in the more general code category "quantitative reasoning".

For reasons of feasibility, many problems are only scored under a more general code, ending with 8 or 9: 'otherwise or not further specified', e.g. b729 problems with functions of joint and bones, other specified and unspecified, which then also covers for instance b710 problems with the mobility of joints.

Finally, some codes correspond to subcategories or specializations of others; for instance 11 udder infection and 38 joint infection are both special cases of 42 infection; should one then always use the most specific code available (e.g. 11 or 38) or alternatively always register a more general code (e.g. 42) along with more specific ones (e.g. 11 or 38)?

Specifically, the three clinics at which we expanded to more general codes were not among those with the lowest symptom severity.

Certain ICD9 codes, such as MS, are likely very specific and sensitive, whereas more general codes such as 'hypertension' represent a very heterogeneous disease phenotype and may be billed by physicians with less sensitivity and specificity.

Much of the free text regarding these conditions is likely to be found in letters between GP and specialists which are appended to the record under more general codes.

Gastro-oesophageal outcomes were categorised in two ways firstly using diagnostic codes specific to GORD (ICD 10 category K21), for example "gastro-oesophageal reflux", and secondly including Barrett's Oesophagus and more general codes indicative of symptoms of GORD such as 'reflux oesophagitis' and 'waterbrash'waterbrash

However, if the gene is annotated with more than one evidence code and one evidence code is a superclass of another, the annotation with the more general evidence code does not need to be specified explicitly.