Sentence examples for defined as a criterion from inspiring English sources

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The critical value was defined as a criterion for judgement of bottom deployment mode.

An omission is defined as a criterion that is not met in the audit tool checklist.

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Omissions were defined as a criteria or question that was marked as not meeting the stipulated gold standard set by the RANZCR audit tool during each chart round audit session.

A characteristic frequency intensity coefficient (CFIC) is defined as a quantity criterion for assessing the effectiveness of the filters.

Mathematically, the objective is defined as a stochastic criterion, belonging to the class of linear quadratic regulator (LQR) optimal control problems.

A review study on SCD suggested that the proposed age of onset in studies of preclinical AD is 60 years or older despite the age at SCD onset was not defined as a core criterion [42].

The IPI was defined as a positive criterion to identify DLBCL patients who are unlikely to be cured with standard therapy.

In this present analysis, clinical response to LDX treatment was defined as a dual criteria of ≥ 30% reduction in ADHD-RS-IV total score from baseline and a CGI-I score of 1 or 2 at endpoint based on data from previous reports defining response [ 23, 25]; symptomatic remission was defined as ADHD-RS-IV total score of ≤ 18 [ 26].

However, in this study the first diagnosis within the investigation period was explicitly defined as an incidence criterion.

A critical Damköhler number analytically depending on conditions at the jet exit, the ambient conditions, the equivalence ratio, and thermophysical properties and the overall chemical kinetic mechanism of the premixed combustible gas is defined as an ignition criterion.

Therefore, opioid administration, if necessary, is defined as an exclusion criterion.

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