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They were defined as needs or barriers the children face which "may make them likely to live healthy, happy, safe lives, or less likely to have successful transitions to adulthood".
Apparently, they do, from the looks of the garbage trucks that pass by every day, filled to the brim with all the stuff once defined as "needs" but soon perceived as "waste".
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Disability was defined as needing help or being unable to perform specific ADL.
Rather, the variable is defined as needed in the wrapper scripts that call individual tools, and then undefined when the wrapper script exits.
Disability was defined as needing help with basic activities of daily living like bathing, dressing and walking, and its onset was typically precipitated by an illness or injury.
Five-year graft survival rates — defined as needing a regraft or having a cloudy cornea that compromised vision — was 86percentt for the group of donors under 65 and exactly the same for the group older than 65.
High dependency has been defined as needing 24-hour care, medium dependency as needing help every day at regular times and low dependency as requiring care less than daily and being looked after by family and friends.
CMC was defined as needing or using more medical care than usual, seeing 2 or more subspecialists, and positive response on at least 3 other items on the CSHCN screener.
The objective was to evaluate BNP measured on arrival in the intensive care unit (ICU) as a predictor for heart failure defined as need for inotropic support or IABP beyond 24 hours postoperatively after aortic valve replacement.
ADL disability was defined as needing human help or equipment to complete the task.
Weaning failure was defined as need of reintubation in less than 48 h after extubation.
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