Sentence examples for using a classification developed from inspiring English sources

Writing tasks in the examinations need to be analysed using a classification developed more recently.

Kowata (2009) analysed free composition tasks in Japanese university entrance examinations using a classification developed by Bain (1890) and found that the examinees were required to write mostly persuasive texts.

The type of evidence underlying any ' Standard', ' Option' or ' Recommendation' is indicated using a classification developed by the FNCLCC based on previously published models.

The type of evidence underlying any ' Standard', ' Option' or ' Recommendation' is indicated using a classification developed by the FNCLCC based on previously published methods.

To be feasible in daily practice, diagnoses were established using a classification developed by a working group of GPs and psychiatrists, secondarily translated into CIM-10 main diagnostic groups by 2 physicians independent from the study (a psychiatrist and a GP).

Using a classification system developed for the NBDPS, which incorporated three dimensions of cardiac phenotype, cardiac complexity, and extracardiac anomalies [65], case women for the current study included those who carried fetuses with simple or association CHDs.

[ 27] Comparisons of mortality rates between rural and urban women were made by categorizing census subdivision (CSD) of residence for all death records (1986 1996) into five categories, from "rural" to "urban" using a classification method developed by Statistics Canada.

We modified and used a Rural urban Classification developed by Wisconsin Area Health Education Center (AHEC) to categorize children into six groups (AHEC categories) based on their ZIP code of residence (Table 1) [ 19], Personal communication from Ms. Nancy Sugden, Wisconsin AHEC].

We used a classification system developed by Fioretto et al. (11), which differs from a recent classification system proposed by the Research Committee of the Renal Pathology Society (RPS), histopathological classification based purely on glomerular lesions (26).

In a 2008 Critical Care article, Steinvall and colleagues [ 31] used a classification system developed by the Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative Group to prospectively describe the incidence and mortality of acute renal injury.

This paper presents a study of wards in Norwegian hospitals using a classification procedure that could be developed to have universal applicability and be useful in nursing research.