Sentence examples for basis of current definitions from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis of septic shock was established on the basis of current definitions [ 11].

Differential net infiltration of effector granulocytes, particularly eosinophils and neutrophils into the airways forms the basis of current definitions of asthma phenotypes and endotypes (Wenzel, 2006, Simpson et al., 2006).

Of current definitions of MS, the WHO definition, which includes albuminuria, was consistently the best discriminator of risk, whereas the IDF definition was not significantly predictive.

As we recruited patients on the basis of older definition so we did not categorize them into mild, moderate, and severe groups and also did not include the ventilatory parameters, which definitely is a limitation to our study in view of current definition.

On the basis of the current definition of pandemic, the term epidemic is used here to describe the events of the summers of 1927 and 1928.

ClinicalTrals.gov defines registered studies on the basis of current recruitment status 11; this formed the basis for definitions and inclusions used in this paper.

This illustrates the importance of precision in diagnostic definitions for molecular genetic studies: for instance, on the basis of current evidence, it would seem inappropriate to focus gene-finding studies on adolescents with high levels of symptoms.

But even on the basis of current expectations, the shares look cheap in comparison with peers.

These patients formed the basis of current analysis.

The consistency of the current definitions of both Medication Overuse Headache and Chronic Migraine itself might be re-read on the basis of new evidences.

It was totally out of the current definition of entertainment content.