Sentence examples for standards for classifying from inspiring English sources

Biologists meeting in London made a strong pitch yesterday for adopting DNA-based standards for classifying all forms of animal life.

Individuals were classified as Caucasian/non-Caucasian using the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) standards for classifying the ethnic and cultural composition of the Australian population (10).

Discrepancies in standards for classifying carcinogens have led to confusion and turmoil in the public realm.

To facilitate the future comparison of WGS data and identify clones or related strains, it is important to develop standards for classifying isolates.

Over the last decades, sub-Saharan Africans have been undergoing a nutrition transition where rates of AO have increased dramatically, yet population-specific standards for classifying individuals remain available.

In order to better understand the nature of adverse events, the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association, and National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute (ACC/AHA/NHLBI) developed standards for classifying and reporting events across the spectrum of this disorder.

AAI - The Adult Attachment Interview and its respective scoring and classification system [ 70, 76] represent the "gold standard" for classifying maternal state of mind with regard to attachment (as F, Ds, E, U).

Based on the Gleason grading system, regarded as the "gold standard" for classifying prostatic adenocarcinoma, 65 an average of one third of the northern zonal cases were high grade, corroborating the TNM and the Whitmore-Jewett staging reported earlier from the southern zones.

Although the Beighton score is still considered to be the "gold standard" for classifying GJH, aspects of its operationalization and the validity of the cut-off values are still in need of further research and a revision of the way GJH is determined is needed [ 40].

The DSM is an essential tool in psychiatry as it allows clinicians and researchers to use a standard framework for classifying mental disorders.

Information from medical records was extracted onto standard forms for classifying suspected events according to protocol.