Sentence examples for use of this classification from inspiring English sources

The use of this classification made preoperative planning of the appropriate surgical approach rather straightforward.

It is recommended the use of this classification on future research.

We recommend (1) including this classification in conservation planning, (2) removing deleterious structures from high-priority sites, and (3) assessing efficiency and use of this classification scheme elsewhere.

Nevertheless, the classification proposed by Luis Suarez, Loutfi Nuaymi, and Jean-Marie Bonnin in their overview paper (see below) seems very appropriate for classifying these papers and, referring to Figure 1, we can make use of this classification as follows.

The use of this classification can help physicians characterize groups of patients, provides the rationale for specific management strategies, and allows the design of future clinical trials with more accurate selection and stratification of the population under investigation.

Another use of this classification at both regional and subregional scales would be to identify commonalities between islands that might not otherwise be readily apparent, particularly to development partners of Pacific Island countries that are accustomed to dealing with political rather than geographical entities.

Perhaps more uses of this classification could come at subregional level, where the nature of islands within a certain geographical area could be examined without reference to political boundaries.

We advocate the use of this simple classification system since it is sufficient and represents a common language for all clinicians to understand.

The paper compiles information about the requirements of the use of this technology, classification of materials, materials available and problems and possible solutions on the application of such materials in buildings.

The use of this novel classification will increase the accuracy of adaptive studies in Arabidopsis.

Second, the use of this particular classification as a distinct label is unrecognized in international law.