Sentence examples for based on a severity from inspiring English sources

ISRCTN31998214 The Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) has evolved management from being based on a severity index to the concept of achieving asthma control [ 1- 4].

If mask ventilation was attempted, then its easiness was determined and graded based on a severity score: from easy = 0, oral airway used = 1; to difficult, two handed ventilation = 2, or extraglottic device required = 3.

> -wrap-foot> autovaccinationion aRisk factors: atopic dermatitis, chronic wounds, gout, diabetes mellitus, COPD, cancer, chronic liver disease, cardiovascular disease, rheumatoid diseases, HIV, chronic gut diseases (Morbus Crohn, Ulcerative Colitis), psoriasis, regular dialysis, immune suppressive drugs bDisease severity was assessed based on a severity score.

In this study, the biomechanical status of different grades of keratoconus, segregated based on a custom severity scale, was evaluated using the Corvis-ST.

According to RSWGcr [ 6] clinical remission is based on a symptom severity criterion comprising eight items of the PANSS scale chosen as being the most diagnostic-specific for schizophrenia, and a duration criterion, thus excluding symptom domains not diagnostically relevant for the disorder.

Both fillers achieved a clinically relevant NLF correction (one point or more improvement, based on a validated NLF severity scale).

The department would give aid based on a category of severity, with each nation pledging a set amount in proportion to its GDP.

For the firescars occurred between 1990 and 2003 which were reburned in 2004, we assumed that the baseline C stocks in the top 15 cm ground layer for estimating the 2004 burning emissions were reduced by 39% based on a moderate burn severity (see Table 3).

Although some jurisdictions base service eligibility solely on the diagnosis of ASD, service eligibility in other jurisdictions is based on a combination of severity of ASD symptoms, functional independence, and the presence of other comorbidities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), 2014; Madore, 2006).

In agreement with the 2006 GINA guidelines [ 7], asthmatic subjects were classified according to severity based on a composite classification of clinical severity and daily medication regimen [ 6] (Fig.  1).

Second, we retrospectively classified the severity of the defects and therefore the indications for surgery were not strictly based on a given level of severity.