Sentence examples for based upon routine from inspiring English sources

The main limitations of this study centre on the fact that it is based upon routine data.

Recently, Wang and his colleagues predicted significant liver fibrosis of CHB patients using an artificial neural network based upon routine and serum markers [ 36].

In this study, we demonstrated that, whereas both measures are extensively validated with regard to their measurement of the frailty concept, the FI based upon routine primary care data and the GFI only moderately overlap in the identification of frailty in older patients in the primary care setting [ 9, 23, 24].

CDS could also be used to estimate risk of ADR and mortality by calculating the VACS Index based upon routine laboratory values and to screen for likely drug drug interactions (so long as the electronic pharmacy list is complete and accurate).

Table 3 shows the results of logistic regression analyses aimed at the selection of variables for the detection algorithm based upon "commonly" available data from routine well-child assessments (Table 1).

Beyond crime and safety, a number of other individual and neighborhood factors are thought to impact the adoption of HSP, based upon theories such as rational choice, routine activity and situational crime prevention (see e.g. Clarke, 1995).

In conclusion, management of HIV-positive smear-negative TB suspects remains unsatisfactory when based upon early culture and radiology and routine HIV care services.

Coding of patients was consistently based upon full patient chart review including routine radiological assessment as available in the patient files.

In 2.14% (26/1216) salivary ductal invasion was present, based upon those 26 cases they concluded "routine measured depth of ductal invasion appears to have no significance with respect to prognosis".

The convenience sample of all six elementary schools was based upon uniformly implemented mandatory daily school routines (described below), similar size, similar available sports and equipment (one large gymnasium, one smaller dancing hall with a fitness section and an outdoor field), and a similar number of students (450 650).

Based upon this study it is questionable if a routine chest x-ray in critically ill children is justified to quantify the amount of pulmonary edema.