Sentence examples for defining the severity of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in near-field areas other parameters are the key to defining the severity of the seismic input instead of the peak acceleration value.

A clinical score for the signs of illness defining the severity of the infection might be helpful and important, but does not seem to be necessary in the marmoset model in which any clinical symptom ends up in a lethal outcome.

The criteria of defining the severity of DDH were as previously described [ 8].

Thrombocytopenia is a common manifestation among patients with chronic liver disease and could be considered as an important parameter for defining the severity of the liver disease.

When calculating the FEV1/VC ratio and defining the severity of COPD, the largest value of FEV1 as well as of VC was used.

Another potential limitation is the fact that we were not in possession of any specific parameter defining the severity of illness.

This allowed us to define the severity of injury (moderate vs. severe injury) and resulted in a reasonable consistency of injury within each cohort of test animals.

The SOFA score has been calculated only in sepsis and severe sepsis/septic shock patients to better define the severity of the sepsis [ 26, 27].

The abbreviated injury scale (AIS) is the only dictionary specifically designed as a system to define the severity of injuries throughout the body.

The aim of this study was to examine the relation between nocturnal oxygen desaturation (NOD) due to SDB and the Gensini score, which is given to define the severity of coronary atherosclerosis, based on coronary angiograms findings, in patients with coronary artery disease.

This variable is clinically useful because it occurs immediately after the peak creatinine level and simultaneously helps define the severity of AKI and the magnitude of recovery.