Sentence examples for defined as missing from inspiring English sources
The player must have sustained a "major" injury – defined as missing at least six weeks.
Examining detailed attendance reports for the city's nearly 1,500 public schools, the report found that in 124 elementary schools, 98 middle schools and 41 schools serving kindergarten through eighth grade, at least 30percentt of the students were chronically absent, defined as missing 20 days of the 185-day school year.
As many as 7.5 million students miss nearly a month of school each year, according to the Ad Council, which noted that chronic absenteeism — defined as missing 10 percent, or 18 days, or more of school for any reason — is a critical warning sign that a student will fall behind and risk not graduating from high school.
Injury was most frequently defined as missing one subsequent day of training or work (35.7%).
One or more drug holidays, defined as missing three or more consecutive days (Urquhart 1997), was present in 85 (41.1%) of the analysis periods.
Drug holidays, defined as missing 3 or more consecutive days (Urquhart 1998), were determined for each patient during the 100-day period.
5 In all three studies, diagnostic errors were confirmed through chart review and defined as missed opportunities to make a timely or correct diagnosis based on available evidence.
The patients were then initiated on NIV according to a standard protocol and were assessed for triggering dys-synchronies defined as missed triggers, delayed triggers, or double triggers.
In all three studies, diagnostic errors were confirmed through chart review and defined as missed opportunities to make a timely or correct diagnosis based on available evidence.
Medical encounters between patients from high risk groups or with a possibly HIV-related condition and any healthcare provider, which did not lead to a test proposal, were defined as missed opportunities for HIV testing.
LPT was defined as: Missed Work Days + 0.5*(Workdays Where Productivity was Reduced by Half).
