They are defined as cyclical, applicable to all projects and concern the cost of construction, the quality of the studies, the cost of manpower, the cost of transport, etc.
In contrast, AD were defined as not applicable if they described other situations, including 'mental deterioration', 'breakdown of vital organs' or '(in direct brain damage'.
While dose reductions are commonplace for the vast majority of anticancer drugs utilised in infants and very young children, with reduced dosing regimens commonly defined as being applicable below a specific age or body weight, these dose reductions are largely defined for children between 3 and 12 months of age [5].
Applicable was defined as whether the code was applicable to the registration procedure in the individual department.
The fulfilment score was defined as the percentage of applicable items for which preoperative patients' (or surgeons') expectations were fulfilled, meaning that postoperative rating of this item (ie obtained improvement) was equal or higher than its preoperative rating (ie expected improvement).
Pedometrics can be defined as the development and application of statistical and mathematical methods applicable to data analysis problems in soil science.
Correction for multiple testing was done by Bonferroni's inequality method wherever applicable and was defined as P value (single tests) × number of tests.
Schemas have been broadly defined as relational knowledge structures that are applicable to a wide range of instances and which help to integrate new but related information (Bartlett, 1932; van Kesteren et al., 2012; Ghosh and Gilboa, 2014).
A functioning basic or comprehensive EmONC service delivery point was defined as being able to provide the applicable signal functions,c or life-saving obstetric interventions, as recommended by WHO [ 11]; availability of partographs, blood pressure cuff, and stethoscope, which are essential to provide good delivery care, were also required.
