Sentence examples for same classification system from inspiring English sources
As with many classifications in musculoskeletal imaging, multiple versions of the same classification system were used, mixed up, or inconsistently used.
Each measurement was coded to its relevant industry and occupational classification, using the same classification system as used in the occupational histories and JEM.
Whilst the subjects completed the questionnaire, two data collectors with some training in recognising different balding patterns independently assessed the participant's balding pattern using the same classification system.
For publications of the same classification system or those which were considered to be a minor modification, the most recent publication was chosen for inclusion.
Even though the image characteristics are different in biopsy and surgically resected samples, the same classification system gives good performance in both samples.
In the absence of IR data, the performance of the same classification system dropped for both data sets and between data sets.
Future studies should aim to use the same AVN classification system as well as account for AVN etiology and lesion size as potential confounding variables.
For this task, we first employ a 'relation identification' system to determine whether a pair has a relation, and then use the same 'relation classification' system as the one in the first setting to classify all and only those pairs that are determined to have a relation by the identification system.
Since its inception, the national surveillance-training program applies the same WHO dengue classification system from 1968 [ 32], which classifies symptomatic dengue into dengue fever (DF) and DHF.
In this and several follow-up studies by the same authors, a classification system for PA was proposed according to tumor size, type and a specific grade newly introduced [ 50, 51].
The GMCS level is age-related and as most children remain at the same GMFCS level this classification system seems useful for prediction of the individual child's future sitting and standing performance.
