Sentence examples for practice to classify from inspiring English sources

Handedness, a tendency to use one hand rather than the other to perform most activities; it is the usual practice to classify persons as right-handed, left-handed, or ambidextrous.

It is standard practice to classify this response into the following categories: (1) complete response (CR); (2) partial response (PR); (3) stable disease; and (4) progression of disease.

The purpose of the review is to understand the needs for conceptual engineering design, to clarify the current conceptual design practice, to classify the available technologies, and to study the future trend in this area.

It is a common practice to classify electrophysiological brain responses as either transient or steady-state [1] [3].

Currently, both criteria are used in Swedish clinical practice to classify RA.

In finding JPMorgan liable for exceeding the 20 percent cap, Justice Schweitzer rejected the bank's argument that "industry practice" was to classify the home equity loans separately from mortgage securities because they carried different risks.

Ultimately, the aim of relative effectiveness assessment is "to compare healthcare interventions in practice in order to classify them according to their practical therapeutic value" [ 8].

The importance of these clinically relevant differences is illustrated by the emergence of relative effectiveness as an important issue in the post-authorization stage… Ultimately, the aim of relative effectiveness assessment is "to compare healthcare interventions in practice in order to classify them according to their practical therapeutic value" [ 9].

In our practice, we try to classify "unruptured" AVMs according to their pathomechanism (printed subsequently in italics) in relation to the angioarchitecture and imaging findings and thereby decide on the necessity of treatment.

"Our staff involved in this matter have the appropriate clearances, handled the sensitive material according to established procedures and practice to protect classified information, and were provided access to the [documents] by the CIA itself," Feinstein said.

The database coding of diagnoses and procedures can be used as a "diagnostic test" to identify the clinical condition for which practice patterns will be described and to classify the practice patterns themselves and the outcomes of interest.