Sentence examples for damage ascertained from inspiring English sources

CKD was defined as kidney damage, ascertained by the presence of albuminuria and/or hematuria, or estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) < 60 mL/mirrespectiverrespective of cause [ 21– 23].

The details of the damage were ascertained at cellular level by electron microscopy.

Heart damage was ascertained as having any of the following: (1) ECG showing left-ventricular hypertrophy: Sokolow-Lyon index >38 mm or Cornell voltage product >2440 mm·ms [ 10]; (2) signs and symptoms of heart failure presented by excluding other causes through questions regarding medical history; and (3) patients with the typical chest pain associated with angina pectoris.

All of the litigation since 1964 has been confined to the massive task of determining damages and it will not do to say that the Court could not resolve the legal issues until damages were ascertained.

Scoring of damage to ascertain the homogeneity of the infection was also conducted for mouse lungs at 7 dpi based on a modified scoring system, i.e.% infected × [alveolar hemorrhage + 2 alveolar inflitrates) + 3 fibrin) + alveolar septal congestion] [ 23].

Cohen met them at Acquavella's gallery, on East Seventy-ninth Street, and he agreed that the deal was off until the full extent of the damage could be ascertained.

The range of applicability of the two theories is ascertained for damage characteristics such as depth and extent of damage and beam characteristics such as slenderness ratio and Poisson׳s ratio.

While forecasters might see a coronal mass ejection lift off the sun and head for Earth, its potential to cause damage can only be ascertained by one satellite that can give 20 to 30 minutes' notice.

Whether alarmins would be effective in sounding the alarm at the incipience of renal damage remains to be ascertained.

Whether they would be equally effective in sounding the alarm at the incipience of renal damage remains to be ascertained.

"All hits," Flint's after-action report read, "but damage could not be clearly ascertained," and the Americans did not go back for three months.