Sentence examples for criteria for complete from inspiring English sources
In the frame of the local equilibrium theory of chromatography, design criteria for complete separation of binary mixtures in simulated moving bed (SMB) separations are developed, presented and discussed.
In addition, they presented the basic assessment criteria for complete support strata, transition strata and no self-support strata.
All patients were assessed by standard International Union Against Cancer criteria for complete and partial remission (objective response).
RRT-independent patients who did not meet criteria for complete recovery were classified as having a partial recovery.
By definition, patients who met the criteria for complete remission also met the definition for partial remission.
This study tightens, or rather systematizes, the criteria for complete healing in response to of patient expectations.
20 Although our criteria for completing treatment were stricter because it incorporated a time limit between doses, our population had similar rates of completion for the three-dose weekly regimen as pregnant women in South Africa with syphilis.
By the PBH criterion for complete observability, (2.14) is completely observable if and only if there does not exist an eigenvector (xineq0) in (frac{n(m+1)[n(m+1)+1]}{2}) dimensions such that widetilde{mathcal{L}}(mathcal{L}_{F,G})xi=theta(H_{n,m}) xi=lambda xi, quad (Iotimes C H_{n,m}xi=0.
Similarly, the revised response criteria for malignant lymphoma have adopted no FDG uptake on completion of therapy as the sole criterion for complete response in predictably FDG-avid lymphoma subtypes (i.e. Hodgkin lymphoma, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, follicular lymphoma and mantel cell lymphoma).
From a comparison of the results it became clear that the scaling criterion for complete suspension is a constant specific power input.
However, apparent resolution of acute toxicity, according to medical standards in Japan in those days, would be inadequate and erroneous as a criterion for complete recovery [ 15, 19].
