Sentence examples for based on persisting or from inspiring English sources

There exists no universally agreed definition for PHN, but dermatomal pain or allodynia persisting, recurring or arising 90 days after the onset of the HZ rash is a commonly used definition and considered more conservative than alternative definitions based on persisting or recurrent pain for 30 days.

14 Failure on first-line antiretroviral therapy in the study setting is based on persisting plasmatic HIV-1 viral load of 5000 copies/ml or greater, after a year on antiretroviral treatment.

At discharge, the duration of hospital treatment and discharge modality (regular discharge at target weight or discharge against medical advice based on persisting AN symptoms and failure to meet the target weight) were recorded for each patient.

In this patient group, the inclusion criteria were based on persisting middle ear fluid content and Eustachian tube functional disorder confirmed by physical examination and tympanometry (Table 1).

In this group of patients, the inclusion criteria were based on the persisting (more than three months) sleep apnea and snoring confirmed by the heteroanamnesis obtained from the parents (Table 1).

It cannot easily be stilled by filling one's stomach because the emptiness it is based on may persist beyond the physical satisfaction.

In Africa, the number of poor people continues to increase, social and economic inequalities continue to widen, and social divisions - often based on ethnicity - persist.

It's embarrassing and unjust that practices like employment or housing discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity persist in many states.

Still, as the subgenre grows, its capacity for holding a mirror to today's problems ― climate change, stringent definitions of gender, and discrimination based on race or gender or nationality ― persists.

Based on looks or general feeling?

Many ways of thinking and feeling whether based on reason, sentiment, or an exacerbated sensibility and most literary forms persisted with little change from 1789 to 1815.