Sentence examples for standards for classification from inspiring English sources

It also matters because, as the ProPublica piece notes, the standards for classification are vague and ad hoc.

According to the newly defined standards for classification of genome sequences [ 49], the Y. enterocolitica genome sequence belongs to the category "Annotation-Directed Improvement".

The reference standards for classification of SGA (below 10th percentile) were specific for each sex and gestational week based on data from the Norwegian Medical Birth Registry [ 29].

There is now some evidence that the gold standards for classification, e.g. CATH (Orengo et al., 1997) and SCOP (Murzin et al., 1997), should not be hierarchical, as they do not reflect the continuum of protein shape.

The methodology used, based on a gold standard preliminary diagnosis of CV, meets the current standards for classification criteria in disorders characterised by the lack of a single, reliable diagnostic test.

From all potential participants identified, those included will have a traumatic spinal cord injury defined as a sudden loss of voluntary muscle strength, sensation and autonomic functions below the level of injury, which will vary depending on neurological level of injury and extent of impairment, but must include altered sacral sensation, in line with international standards for classification.

Back in the lab in Norman, Lewis and his colleagues used state-of-the-art gene sequencing methods that allowed them to get long segments of the gene that is used as the standard for classification and identification of microbes, because it differs in various bacteria.

The values of shear strength for soils in the study area were determined based on: (1) a soil database assembled by the Nanjing Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, which is the standard for classification of soil texture in China (Li et al. 2003), and (2) referenced data from the engineering manual for that particular area (Liu et al. 2011).

For each category of alcohol drinking, there is no common standard for classification, so we only selected the heavy alcohol drinking as the analysis category.

26 Ethnicity was self-reported, considered the 'gold standard' for classification.

Faecal dry matter ≤18% was reference standard for classification of individual faecal pools.