Sentence examples for definition of increased from inspiring English sources
A further limitation was that the definition of increased IOP was not usually reported in the publications and it was not possible to assess whether there were substantial differences and, if so, whether the differences were relevant.
However, it should be noted that their definition of increased gene copy number included both gene amplification and high polysomy (more than 40% of tumour cells have more than four copies of the EGFR gene).
17– 19 Two studies focused on LDASA patients; in one study the definition of increased GI risk was limited, namely a positive H pylori status, the other study had a small sample size of LDASA patients.
On the basis of this consideration and for the purpose of this analysis, we used as operation definition of increased frequency of ECFCs a value greater than the upper level of normal.
In case of self-mapping the above definition reduces to the definition of increasing mapping.
(For an exact definition of increasing and decreasing reforms by policy domain, see Appendix B).
Subsequently, the World Health Organization consultation group identified potential public health action points along the BMI continuum ranging from 23.0 to 27.5 kg/m and proposed that each country make decisions regarding the definitions of increased risk for its population (45).
A further area of targeted research would be to develop definitions of increasing therapeutic urgency that are easily applied and would be analogous to the official definitions of severe sepsis and septic shock.
CT allows accurate anatomic definition of areas of increased FDG update and allows better differentiation of benign from malignant lesions yielding a more specific report.
The associations were similar for both of the hypertension definitions used, although our findings were more robust for the self-reported hypertension outcome as compared with the visit-based definition, perhaps because of increased statistical power (5,177 self-reported vs. 1,789 visit-based hypertension cases).
A significant upward trend in missing answers suggests that carelessness in answering the questionnaire (our definition of misclassification) increased with response wave.
