One additional European study included two pediatric oncology units [ 13] in a 6-month prospective survey using periodic chart review during hospitalization, but did not use adjusted definitions for immunocompromised pediatric patients [ 14].
For further improvements, new and individually adjusted definitions of DFM are needed, as well as randomized controlled trials to determine the optimal management and information to pregnant women with DFM.
They adjusted the definition of creativity to refer to "the extent to which an ad contains brand or executional elements that are different, novel, unusual, original, unique, etc". Their goal was to measure creativity using only those factors most relevant to an advertising context.
From 1993 to 2003, the average scale of participants in collective disputes was thirty-four people, whereas between 2004 and 2011, the average was twenty-four people. 1 In 2008, The Law of Labor Disputes Mediation and Arbitration (hereinafter Law of Mediation and Arbitration) adjusted the definition of collective disputes from involving three or more people to more than ten people.
Over the years, researchers have adjusted the definition of MCI as well as the cognitive and pathological criteria that define the various subsets of MCI [ 39, 40].
Loblaw studied 44 patients and found, with an adjusted, underestimating definition of a pain flare, an incidence of 41%, with a significant difference between single and multiple fractions (57% and 24% respectively) [ 4].
Maybe it's time to adjust our definition of "radio station".
Nonetheless, as things seemed to be going well, people unconsciously adjust their definition of acceptable risk.
When I left after taking in the narcotic dreaminess of Julius Horsthuis's "Fractal Worlds," I needed a moment to adjust my definition of a museum.
Ms. Caproni said the new manual would adjust the definition of assessments to make clear that they must be based on leads.
