Sentence examples for definition is advocated from inspiring English sources
The CDC NNIS definition is advocated to be adopted as the universal, single, definition of SSI [ 7], as it is known that even small differences in definition may result in large differences in outcome, making comparisons between definitions unreliable [ 6].
Exploration of a robust method that will translate DAS28 (CRP) to DAS28 (ESR) and the derivation of a corresponding set of cut-off points for the disease activity state for the CRP formulation are needed before a transformation of the DAS28 (CRP) definition is advocated.
A structural approach to strategic plan development is advocated, with a definition of the relevant issues being a prerequisite for success.
Massive, structural reform, the definition of crazy inside the beltway, is advocated by very few insiders, and hardly anyone even talks about massive change of any kind.
– is advocated in national guidelines?
– is advocated in local guidelines?
Subsequently, addition of a spiritual dimension to this definition has been advocated [ 2], reflected in recent quality of life questionnaires [ 3]. 'Whole person medicine' is a collective term used to describe all aspects of care required to restore and improve health in an individual, comprising physical, psychological, social, cultural and spiritual elements [ 4].
However, there are many other definitions of value being advocated by various stakeholders in the health-care reform effort.
Recent studies indicate the risk of cardiovascular disease and death increases for high-normal range albuminuria (4– 6), raising thigh-normal rangealbuminuriaition of normoalbuminuria should be advocated (4– 6, 11).
But no one is advocating that.
