Sentence examples for no classifications from inspiring English sources

**Significant (P < 0.05) association with baseline protein C levels using Wilcoxon rank-sum tests comparing the "yes" versus "no" classifications APACHE, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation.

To assess the degree of consensus in these judgments, we used a 4-rater kappa statistic to compare the four evaluators' independent dichotomous ("yes or no") classifications of each subject regarding TD (kappa = 0.56) and CSHCN (kappa = 0.59).

There are no classifications in this event except the requirement that all athletes participating must have need for a wheelchair for daily mobility.

Although no classifications were rated as a "potential significant threat" from the diplomatic perspective, specific sub-classifications recording this result are highlighted here.

The proposed DBCDR is different from these other systems in that it is not a classification system; there are no classifications in which patients are placed.

When I brought up the challenge to Angela Lignelli-Dipple, she pointed out that diagnostic radiologists aren't merely engaged in yes-no classification.

This will be the case regardless of whether an athlete has a confirmed or reviewed IPC Athletics classification, or no classification at all.

Faced with no classification for the 2006 vintage, which was just being bottled, the French Legislature restored the 1996 classification for three years, or until all court appeals are finished or a new classification is made.

Since Darwin, no classification scheme that is not genealogical (or phylogenetic, as biologists say) could claim to be natural or true.

But no classification scheme should be held responsible for the excesses of "Big Pharma" or for overzealous prescribing practices.

Following a government decision in 1999, hundreds of boxes were given to the defence ministry's archives with no classification system – an intelligence technique so no foreign country would get easy access to secret documents.