Sentence examples similar to undergoing classification from inspiring English sources

In addition, each team has a sighted, able-bodied goalkeeper, who does not need to undergo classification.

We feel strongly that this athlete is Paralympic-eligible and deserved the right to undergo classification evaluation in Montreal.

We extracted the following positions from the plain texts of MRT/CT descriptions: brain injury areas (occipital, temporal, parietal and frontal lobes); injury depth (cortical and/or subcortical matter); brain structures undergoing injury (classification was too complicated); injury nature (vasogenic/ischemic edema, hemorrhage).

The retrieved articles undergo manual classification into 'useful' and 'non-useful' categories.

All 11 patients with end-stage renal disease and nonhealing, ischemic wounds (stage IV SVS-ISCVS classification) undergoing autogenous arterial grafting from 1994 to 1999 were evaluated.

DRGs were merged when they involved patients within the same organ classification undergoing similar surgical procedures with bleeding differences (<3%) (Additional file 2) to increase the power of the statistical analysis.

Extended Data Fig. 7 GPX4 fitness selectivity for cells undergoing epithelial mesenchymal transitions, functional classification of priority targets and WRN differential fitness in other cancer types.

Anuran classification is undergoing major revisions (e.g.[ 22]), and some formerly recognized species have been split into several new species.

"As last year's result came as a surprise to all concerned, the IPC acknowledges that in retrospect it should have asked Smyth to undergo a second classification at that time". Smyth's latest classification removes any uncertainty over his status, with no further review scheduled until 2019.

This means that within 12 months they undergo a further classification assessment to validate whether they are in the correct class or not".

This approach implicitly assumes that all structures corresponding to the same classification undergo the same level of damage under a given seismic excitation.