Sentence examples for approach as per from inspiring English sources

Mode-I plane strain fracture toughness (KIC) of bamboo fiber reinforced epoxy composites was investigated based on Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics (LEFM) approach as per ASTM D5045.

Left-ventricular mapping can be achieved either via an antegrade-transseptal approach, a retrograde-transaortic approach, or a combined approach as per the operator's preference.

The presence of ESBL was detected by a two-step approach as per recommendations of the CLSI [ 17]: i.e. screening of resistance to 3rd generation cephalosporins by MIC and/or disk diffusion testing and by phenotypic confirmatory tests for the presence of ESBLs (disc diffusion and/or MIC susceptibility testing of 3rd generation cephalosporins in the presence of clavulanic acid).

All appropriate patients will be approached as per ICH-GCP guidelines.

Any cut-off point to define high-rent status is arbitrary: "HRC" is not a discrete empirical category but rather an ideal type which countries tend to approach as their per capita rents increase.

The outcome measures at baseline and at short- and mid-term follow-up were reported in Table 3. Comparing the differences between groups at short- and mid-term follow-up, the GPR group revealed a significant reduction (from baseline) of all outcome measures with respect to the SE group, using the intention to treat approach as well as the per protocol analysis.

Here we define a per-protocol approach as an attempt to estimate the policy effectiveness by censoring patients at the point at which they switch, or completely excluding any switching patients from the analysis.

For example, Apple has invested in pro-privacy technologies that enable it to leverage data-based insights while protecting individual privacy, such as its use of differential privacy to pull aggregate patterns of behaviour across its user-base; rather than pursuing a per-person profiling approach, as adtech giants Google and Facebook do, riding roughshod over individual privacy in the process.

Indeed, the future use of sequencing for diagnostics may naturally move toward a 'single cartridge per patient' approach, as is the current practice for other types of molecular diagnostics.

Unfortunately, the bootstrap procedure is difficult to implement with the fixed effects approach as the number of interviewees per interviewer will vary with each bootstrap sample, and different sets of interviewer fixed effects become unidentified in each iteration.

Our results suggest that parameters others than the global injected dosage may be of relevance, such as the selection of a limited number of muscles using an individualized follow-the-pain approach, as well as an adequate dosage per muscle.