Sentence examples for defines redemption from inspiring English sources

The dictionary defines redemption as restoring one's honor and worth, setting one free.

For all the ways this is a commercial book -- the good guys and the bad guys are pretty clearly defined; redemption is a foregone conclusion -- there's a wonderfully cockeyed idea at the book's center, one that's also much older than the written word.

ADHD was defined as redemption of a prescription for ADHD medication or an ADHD hospital diagnosis.

Recent use was defined as redemption of the most recent prescription between 90 days and 180 days before hospital admission.

First-trimester exposure was defined as redemption of a prescription by the mother 30 days prior to the beginning of pregnancy and up to 12 weeks after the beginning of pregnancy; second-trimester exposure was defined as prescription redemption between 12 weeks and 28 weeks of pregnancy and third-trimester exposure was defined as prescription redemption during the remainder of the pregnancy.

Former use was defined as redemption of corticosteroid prescriptions (for one systemic and/or two local corticosteroids) at any time prior to the 30 days before pregnancy.

AED exposure was defined as redemption of prescription for medicines with the Anatomical Therapeutic Codes (ATC code) N03A (AEDs) and N05BA09 (clobazam).

Exposure was though defined as redemption of at least one prescription between 1 month before pregnancy and the end of the first trimester.

Exposure to corticosteroids during pregnancy was defined as redemption of at least one maternal prescription for a systemic corticosteroid or at least two prescriptions for local corticosteroids 30 days before or during pregnancy.

Exposure to a confounder drug was defined by a cumulative dose of at least 500 DDD prior to the index date except for aspirin as it was defined as redemption of at least 400 tablets within 5 years prior to index date.

We performed additional analyses defining exposure as redemption of two SSRI prescriptions during pregnancy.