Sentence examples for collections defined as from inspiring English sources

Practitioners anticipate information needs by organizing and maintaining "personal information collections, defined as subsets of... information...that individuals [build] conceptually and physically over time" [ 35], including "sources and channels...that can be located again easily".

We performed an analysis based on intention to treat but excluded possibly incomplete 24 hour urine collections defined as urine volume <500 mL/24 hour or creatinine <4.0 mmol/24 hour (women) or <6.0 mmol/24 hour (men) 25 for adults and <300 mL/24 hour 26 or creatinine <5th centile (that is, <2.5 mmol/24 hour for girls and <2.9 mmol/24 hour for boys) for children.

IDF is used to measure the overall importance of the term within the whole collection, defined as the total number of documents in the collection divided by the total number of documents including that word.

Each sample was divided into two equal aliquots, one of which was analyzed within 1 h of collection (defined as fresh sample).

Abundance-based curves for the complete collection were generated with the Rarefaction Calculator [ 56] because EstimateS outputs do not include this level of detail for a collection defined as a single sample.

Offers of monetary incentives after data collection, defined as a promise of the incentive after return of outcome data through attendance for scheduled follow-up or receipt of follow-up questionnaires.

Twelve women were excluded from the analysis because of miscarriage (3), voluntary withdrawal (2), or incomplete data collection defined as completing fewer than 50% of study blood draws (7).

There were no statistically significant differences between the group of patients who required RRT or died compared to those who did not, with respect to age, race, gender, the day of sample collection (defined as days after the date that AKI criteria were met), sCr at baseline, sCr at the time of sample collection, or the percent change in sCr from baseline at the time of sample collection.

Our base criteria were that there should be a number of specimens collected both before and after 1950 in the same collection locality, defined as the county/district (or equivalent) level.

In these cases, the site of collection was defined as the centre of the county/province/shire (chosen by visual inspection of the map).

The satisfactory number of PB CD34+ cells to allow stem cell collection was defined as 20 cells/μLlls/μL.