Sentence examples for other classifications such as from inspiring English sources

We excluded other classifications, such as "elective".

The remaining 10.3 % used other classifications, such as Ministry of Health (MoH) adaptations of either the WHO 1997 or WHO 2009 guidelines, or the authors' own classifications constructed on the basis of clinical, laboratory or pathological findings.

MoA definitions are present in other classifications such as the Medical Subject Headings (Nelson et al., 2004) or the Chemical Entities of Biological Interest (Hastings et al., 2013) for example.

ICPC is a diagnostic classification developed under the umbrella of WONCA and the WHO, with relations to other diagnostic classifications such as the ICD [ 39, 40].

An alternative solution would be to annotate this sample with adenocarcinoma and cancer and any other intermediate classifications such as 'carcinoma'; however, this has a number of disadvantages.

Other qualitative classifications, such as the four-category system developed by the American College of Radiology (Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System, or BI- RADS), also create groups with different risks of breast cancer [ 16, 17].

In contrast to other functional classifications such as metabolic subsystems in the SEED database [ 39], novel functional categories permit us to make distinctions between biosynthetic and transport genes and compare the respective metabolic requirements between auxotrophic and prototrophic organisms.

In comparison to other disease classifications, such as stroke, where the median in-hospital cost is $14,571 (IQR $468 to $146,149) our study demonstrated trauma was substantially more expensive [ 57].

This classification is best used during exploration, while other engineering-based classifications such as the one developed by Lucia should be used in reservoir characterization and as input for reservoir modeling.

Adding to this, some diseases are so phenotypically complicated that the ICD classification relies on general classifications such as "Other malformations not elsewhere classified" which includes a large amount of non-understood human conditions and newly found perturbations.

Other classifications exist (such as into ten different morphological classes [25]), but the motif analysis of graphs with more than three colors quickly becomes computationally cumbersome.