Sentence examples for a narrow characterization of from inspiring English sources
In addition, we used a narrow characterization of uncertainty: (i) clinically significant+uncertain clinical significance, likely significant, (ii) uncertain clinical significance, and (iii) uncertain clinical significance, likely benign+benign.
To date, the narrow characterization of HCU has been largely due to the limited data on social and behavioral factors linked with utilization outcomes.
If the aims of belief can plausibly be regarded as wide enough to include truth-neutral states such as pleasure or "feeling at home in the world," and if these aims can underwrite genuine norms, then Evidentialism clearly delivers a far-too-narrow characterization of its ethics.
We also compared recommendation rates for clinically significant and benign variants to both broad and narrow characterizations of uncertain results.
When choosing parts for engineering a circuit, literature data are the primary resource, but such data are often available for the parts only in their natural context or a narrow range of characterization conditions.
Some Indians saw him as a man who transcended any narrow characterization, whether wrestler or actor.
Our results demonstrate that argon adsorption at 87.3 K in combination with the application of advanced DFT methods (e.g. QSDFT) allows for a reliable characterization of the narrow microporosity in highly heterogeneous activated carbons.
This relative insensitivity to strain rate suggests that pseudoelastic functions generated from an appropriate strain rate test may be suitable for the characterization of the responses of muscle over a narrow range of strain rates, particularly in stimulated muscle.
To narrow down a more precise characterization of acute flaccid myelitis, Matthew J. Elrick, MD, PhD, of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Neurology, and his colleagues looked back at cases diagnosed in children between 2012-2016.
