The Elixhauser index is defined as the sum of a comprehensive set of 30 present comorbid conditions and has been widely used to determine patient health status.
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This book presents a comprehensive overview of the sum rule approach to spectral analysis of orthogonal polynomials, which derives from Gábor Szego's classic 1915 theorem and its 1920 extension.
This book develops the foundations of "summability calculus", which is a comprehensive theory of fractional finite sums.
In sum, this mandates a comprehensive customer profile with a 360-degree view that can accommodate data-change requests and the ability to generate compliance reports fast.
Calprotectin was associated with the sum scores from a comprehensive US assessment and was responsive to change during anti-TNF treatment.
The present pilot study explores the associations between serum levels of S100A12 and laboratory and clinical assessments of disease activity, as well as US sum scores from a comprehensive examination of joints and tendons in a longitudinal follow-up of RA patients starting biologic treatment.
The available character data obtained from all sampled individuals of a taxon are finally 'aggregated', thus summed up, into a comprehensive 'taxon characterization' (7) (frequently but less appropriately referred to as 'description', see section two of this study).
The experiment contained a kind of disease management approach, in which GPs got a lump-sum fee for a comprehensive assessment of children (and parents) presumed to have mental health problems (including consultation by specialized consultants) and any further treatment of those problems in general practice.
A comprehensive, inter-agency response costs the modest sum of £75,000 per London borough, and BB says stopping six truants saves society £1m.
Again, this is also to say that everything is more than it seems to be, or rather constitutively more than it can seem to be, no matter what angles it is seen from, no matter how thoroughly it is known, no matter how comprehensive a sum of information is gathered about it.
