Sentence examples for basis of laboratory data from inspiring English sources

The proposed model is compared to other published methods on the basis of laboratory data on real fluids, including pressure/volume/temperature (PVT) measurements and slim tube experiments.

In all the cases, diabetes was also excluded on the basis of laboratory data.

However, the clinical role of drug interaction in producing specific effects may be very difficult to ascertain; laboratory in vitro data may not be applicable to the clinical situation, while in vivo other circumstances may be operating to change the effect that was expected on the basis of laboratory data.

On the basis of new rigorous methods of laboratory data analysis, a and b were constrained to be about 0.05, about five times larger than previously believed and c was constrained to be about 2.0.

ESP coordinated the collection of laboratory data.

A majority of patients (64) were excluded on the basis of missing laboratory data (unspecified as to which).

Hematologic toxicity was reported on the basis of central laboratory data.

On the basis of previous laboratory data [ 36] and our own clinical research [ 60], we incorporated an auxiliary aim of the current study of evaluating the potential influence of fluid management on plasma BNP concentrations in septic shock.

According to the criteria of Ospina-Álvarez and Piferrer [ 4], only 40 of the 59 fish species for which TSD was claimed on the basis of laboratory and/or field data could be classified as species with TSD, which suggests that TSD is less common than initially thought.

Because these changes in surveillance could introduce ascertainment bias for the final 4 years of this analysis, we conducted a parallel retrospective cohort analysis of laboratory-confirmed invasive H. influenzae cases among Utah residents within the Intermountain Healthcare (IH) system during 1999 2008 (on the basis of availability of complete laboratory data).

The eligibility criteria were known or suspected obstetric DIC documented on the basis of clinical and laboratory data and association with one or more major underlying obstetric disorders.