Sentence examples for defined as an indication from inspiring English sources
A dimensionless number, field synergy number Fc, is defined as an indication of the synergy degree between velocity and temperature field for the entire flow and heat transfer domain.
Behavioural intention is defined as "an indication of a person's readiness to perform a behaviour" (Fishbein and Ajzen, 2010).
A multi-dimensional Markov chain is used to analyze the performance of the proposed scheme, where P i,j,k) is the state probability of the state (i,j,k), and ϕ i,j,k) is defined as an indication function that equals 1 only if state (i,j,k) is feasible, and is 0 else wise.
A recombination signal is defined as an indication that different parts of a viral sequence may descend from different ancestors.
A suboptimal reduction and/or fixation will be defined as an indication for a revision following from the systematic evaluation.
Sedatives were administered when patients could not continue NIV due to agitation, and generally, +1 or more on the RASS was defined as an indication to administer sedation.
A positive patient assessment was defined as any indication of pain on the manikin form in an area bordered cranially by the sternoclavicular joints (SClJs) and clavicles, caudally by the inferior rib cage and laterally by the anterior axillary line.
This provided the trainees with adequate knowledge of when HH is required in a clinical setting, defined as an opportunity or indication, what appropriate HH consists of and how to complete an assessment form.
An adverse effect was defined as an undesirable effect of a drug taken at therapeutic doses for the appropriate indication.
Patients with a high comorbidity burden, defined as an age-adjusted CCI ≥5 had an increased risk for mortality, independent from the prevention indication.
An "off-label indication" was defined as a BVS implantation in patients >65 years, those referred for primary PCI due to an ACS, in tortuous vessels, calcified or thrombotic lesions, lesions defined as AHA type B2/C, bifurcation lesions, CTO, and in restenosis.
