Sentence examples for arbitrary triggers from inspiring English sources

Classically, the decision to transfuse is driven by arbitrary "triggers" (hemoglobin level) rather than clinical or physiologic findings.

An expanding body of literature suggests that an arbitrary trigger for transfusion (the '10/30 rule') is ill advised.

Sisi toppled Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood in July after mass protests against what critics called his mismanagement and increasingly arbitrary rule, triggering a confrontation with the veteran Islamist movement that has hit investment hard.

Many transfusions appear to be administered because of an arbitrary 'transfusion trigger' rather than a physiologic need for blood.

The bill includes arbitrary benchmarks, or triggers, that have to be achieved before legalization kicks in.

Arbitrary numeric hemoglobin triggers, however, cannot supercede intervention based on individual physiologic need and clinical circumstances.

When an attacker has a direct access to a victim DNS resolver it can repeat the cache poisoning attack and trigger arbitrary number of requests at will.

To trigger arbitrary visual routines on demand, the overall information acquisition process needs to be organized.

Ultimately, however, the decision to transfuse should be based on expectation of individual physiologic benefit rather than on adherence to an arbitrary numeric transfusion trigger.

Data could be acquired piecemeal in up to 10000 segments that could be triggered at arbitrary intervals, offering great flexibility in designing scanning protocols and simplifying the demultiplexing of random-access scans.

Thus, a mechanism to transfer the trigger value of a fired trigger to an arbitrary receiver is needed.