Sentence examples for a widely accepted parameter from inspiring English sources

However, logD is still a widely accepted parameter to use during the lead optimization process.

Performance status is a widely accepted parameter that predicts response to chemotherapy and survival, and it is associated with many factors such as age, previous chemotherapy, and comorbidity (Lavin et al, 1982; Janunger et al, 2001; Wilson et al, 2005).

Although body mass index (BMI) is the most widely accepted parameter for defining obesity, recent studies have indicated a unique set of patients who exhibit normal BMI and excess body fat (BF), which is termed as normal weight obesity (NWO).

We employed AFI as a semi-quantitative method of amniotic fluid volume estimation as it is the most widely accepted parameter for quantifying the degree of polyhydramnios in both twins and singletons [10] and a better measure of uterine overdistension than DVP in twins which only quantifies the amniotic fluid in an individual sac.

Twenty-five (OH) D being the stable storage form, estimation of its levels in serum reflects the total body stores and thus is widely accepted parameter for assessment of vitamin D status.

Histopathologic assessment of dysplasia in BE is currently the most widely accepted parameter with which to predict BE progression.

An easy-to-obtain and therefore widely accepted parameter is the rapid shallow breathing index (RSBI), which is the ratio of respiratory rate and tidal volume (RR/VT) [ 1, 2].

As stage is conventional, widely accepted parameter, the Cox model incorporating stage will be presented to determine if the molecular and protein markers retained their prognostic significance after taking stage into consideration.

The most widely accepted parameters to establish the presence of hypogonadism is the measurement of serum total testosterone.

Participants were divided in two subgroups according to their risk for PE, based on widely accepted parameters [ 31- 34].

The main outcome parameter was HH compliance that is a widely accepted quality parameter [ 1].