The 1992 definitions may under-classify patients with severe sepsis.
Usage of a cut-off of greater than 3/8 variables to assess sepsis may not detect, and, thus, under-classify more than 10% of patients with shock at high risk of death resulting in delayed or lack of timely and focused critical care management.
Defining sepsis using a cut-off of 5/8 instead of 2/8 variables might under-classify more than one third of the cases with septic shock (40/105 = 38%), with the consequence of not applying the "Surviving Sepsis Campaign" (SSC) guidelines [ 4, 5] (Table 2).
For instance, placental and infectious causes may be under-diagnosed, classified instead as unknown causes.
Kusturica's work is highly original and not easy to classify under existing stereotypes or theories.
There are now 1.043 million people under 25 classified as unemployed, a rate of more than 22%.
"[Y]outh unemployment continues to grow, with 5.8 million people under 25 classified as jobless in November, up 420,000 from a year earlier".
Data on environmental and lifestyle factors and blood samples were collected on first admittance under the classifying diagnosis.
Therefore, these rocks will classify under the intermediate fractured (I.F) rocks (Fig. 9).
These three were classified under their pathologic cause and not under SGA in Table 6.
Second, the majority of infections are classified under systems, for example, respiratory infections are classified under respiratory disorders and osteomyelitis is classified under disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
