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This minimal set of general questions about important determinants of patient satisfaction has been defined both to enable and to stimulate the additional inclusion of more extended and hospital-specific questions.

For delirium to be defined, both the first and the second criteria have to be present, plus either the third and/or the fourth criterion.

The limits of detection (LOD) were defined both in relation to the method blanks and the instrumental detection limit (Sjodin et al. 2004b).

Based on the restricted expression of genes representing the phenotypes of luminal epithelial and basal cells [ 4], major subtypes of breast cancer have been defined and linked to both long term survival [ 5] and their response to therapy [ 6].

The problem for efusion: An Internet telephony standard H.323 has been defined, (and agreed to by both Intel and Microsoft) which allows for interoperability of Internet telephone products.

The Y-axis is defined to be perpendicular to both B and the bulk velocity vector (V), in the direction of B × V.

Three typical wall configurations were defined according to both elastic and dissipative design criteria for three different seismic scenarios.

Mood episodes were defined according to both full-duration DSM-IV criteria and brief-duration NIMH-criteria.

To this end, the shear limit curve is defined according to both the column shear and the total displacement or drift ratio (Fig. 8).

Furthermore, in this model, the road transportation technologies are defined referring to both different fuel consumption and the national emission standards.

Thus, in the present study, pain groups were defined according to both the cut-points suggested by Zelman and the mean pain score distribution determined from the pain interference diary.