Sentence examples for characterizing the severity from inspiring English sources
In (3), Ω=E[|h i j |2] denotes the average power of the channel and m (m≥0.5) is the Nakagami-m fading parameter characterizing the severity of fading, the fading becomes less severe when the value of m increases.
The goal of this study was to identify candidate biomarkers in the CSF that could be evaluated for their utility in characterizing the severity of damage that occurs due to the primary mechanical trauma.
Grading systems for the spine and proximal femur were developed with the aim of characterizing the severity of bone loss.
For the purpose of characterizing the severity of pathology within the cohort, we created subgroups based on the severity of pathology for individual articular elements.
These data led us to propose a new concept of using several metabolites to characterize the severity of hypoxia and thus the risk stratification of tissue injury.
The CEC characterizes the severity of each reported event (mild, moderate, severe) and determines whether the event is related to the endobronchial valve or procedure (not related, remote possibility, possible, probable, unknown).
At the same time, however, the report found that data gaps and uncertainties made it impossible to fully characterize the severity of the problem.
We also identified impact categories for salt concentration, mass loading, and freshwater aquifer thickness, and used these categories to characterize the severity of the response.
The shock response spectrum (SRS) is a tool commonly used by application engineers that characterizes the severity of a transient acceleration.
A monocentric retrospective study of 79 neonates with isolated diaphragmatic hernia antenatally diagnosed was performed to identify prenatal parameters that may characterize the severity of the disease.
The SYNTAX (SX) score, an interesting tool to characterize the severity of the coronary artery disease was designed to predict cardiovascular outcomes in patients with three-vessel or unprotected left main coronary artery (ULMCA) disease in the SYNTAX study.
