Sentence examples for warning classifications from inspiring English sources

The results and warning classifications presented in this study are expected to contribute to the design management and modeling practices of design teams involved in large, complex projects.

In our study, relative disease burden among adults and children is proposed as the basis for a novel population-level severity index with retrospective and early warning classification periods, and the index is applied to influenza-like illness data in the United States across multiple seasons and spatial scales.

Q: Has cannabis always been in class B? A: It was downgraded to class C between 2004 and 2009 by the Blair government following warnings the classification lacked credibility.

In a direct comparison of the two classification systems, 51.9% (684/1327) of the DF cases were classified as dengue plus warning signs (revised classification) and another 5.7% (75/1327) as severe dengue (revised classification).

Table 2 Classification of warning representation Feature Type     Object classes Stationary Moving   Warning level High Medium Low Position Left Center Right.

That directive does not specify data requirements; it provides the criteria by which available data should be assessed and specifies the corresponding hazard classification categories and the warning labeling that applies to each classification.

We formulate the early warning problem as a classification task.

These criteria will be in force until the year 2015 in parallel with the new globally harmonized system for classification and warning labeling that will then replace this directive (European Commission 2008).

In its first week the Filipino version of the series was suspended and given a stern warning by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board of the Philippines for showing what it called intimate scenes that included bathing and bodypainting.

The main limitation of this study is that, for the 2009 classification, not all warning signs could be included for analysis.

BoM: Bureau of meteorology; COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; GMR: Greater metropolitan region; HHWS: Heatwave health warning system; ICD – 10: International classification of diseases (Version 10); LGA: Local government area; NSW: New South Wales, Australia; SLA: Statistical local area; TMax: Maximum daily temperature; T App Max: Apparent maximum daily temperature.