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This definition is derived from the definition provided by Wolf.

This definition is derived from the one constant feature of physiological shock: the failure of adequate blood flow through the capillaries, the smallest of the blood vessels.

This definition is derived from the Shannon entropy: H = − ∑ z p ( z ) log p ( z ), a measure of uncertainty.

The most common definition is derived from the idea that there exists a latent (unobserved) continuous trait called liability l i such that we register a success if l i < 0 and a failure if l i > 0 (Dempster and Lerner 1950).

He complained that the definition was derived from a hodgepodge of opinions not supported by hard science, and also questioned whether the society of 1,600 could insulate itself from the drug company donations it used to operate.

Most importantly, the analytical interference power definition was derived as previously, i.e., average over all possible m ′ values.

The CWP definition was derived from the ACR criteria from Wolfe et al. [ 1].

A single read (pair) can, by definition, be derived only from a single haplotype out of a possible heterogeneous mix.

[Category I] Based on the considerations above, a final AES case definition was derived (Additional file 1).

The specific components of the HCAP definition were derived from expert opinion and were initially adopted from a single centre study in bacteraemia [ 3, 17].

Convention states that a weak instrument is one with an F statistic less than 10, although this definition was derived in the context of the 2-stage least squares method with a continuous outcome (10, 26).