Sentence examples for biochemical criterion from inspiring English sources

PF should be differentiated from PJS dehiscence (Fig. 6) and from other collections which do not fulfil the biochemical criterion (Fig. 7), including bilomas (Figs. 8, 9).

But this is only under these particular definitions of function and following the biochemical criterion for functionality, which is not on its own proof of function, much less that it is an "important" one.

The biochemical criterion of myocardial infarction was elevated troponin I above the upper limit of normal.

However, in the EGDT study [ 1] patients could also be randomized because of a lactate concentration above 4 mmol/l (biochemical criterion for EGDT).

Resistance to solubilization by mild non-ionic detergents at low temperature represents an extensively used biochemical criterion to identify, isolate and characterize those membrane domains [ 134].

AMI was defined by the WHO criteria [ 25] where the biochemical criterion was at least one measurement of CK-MB>10 μg/l or Troponin T>0.1 μg/l.

Diagnosis of DIC should be based on both clinical and biochemical criteria.

We evaluated the added value of biochemical criteria to clinical judgment for separating transudates from exudates.

Targets in the PDTD database were further categorized into several subsets according to two criteria: therapeutic areas and biochemical criteria.

The biochemical criteria of DKA are hyperglycemia (blood glucose > 11 mmol/L or 200 mg/dL); venous pH < 7.3 or bicarbonate <15 mmol/L; and the presence of ketonemia or ketonuria [4].

The usefulness of biochemical criteria to separate pleural transudates from exudates is controversial, and the limitations of Light's criteria in patients receiving diuretic therapy is of general concern.