Sentence examples for definition of potentially from inspiring English sources
Between March 1, 2004 and July 1, 2008 there were 1004 overdose events in the SIF of which 453 events matched our definition of potentially fatal.
The proposed classification should lead to a better definition of potentially successful PPI targets and will accelerate the process of designing new PPI drugs.
ICD diagnosis codes are used in a pre-specified definition of potentially reducible admissions.
Furthermore, we were fairly liberal in our definition of potentially abusive injuries.
When using the broader definition of potentially inappropriate medication, this rate increased to 67.1% (59 of 88).
Moreover, when using a broader definition of "potentially inappropriate medication" the rate could be as high as 67.1%.
This study investigated the overlap among 3 different definitions of potentially harmful medication (PHM) use and the corresponding associations with resident quality of life and mortality.
Two principal definitions of potentially adequate treatment were developed for the management of GAD.
The idea that any material object can be holy is something that, in Leibowitz's eyes, is the ultimate definition of idolatry, potentially leading to the worship of people, objects, or significantly for his brand of Zionism land.
The endgame is some amorphous definition of success, potentially different for everyone.
As they endorse this "low bar" definition of a potentially powerful term, do they realize that they are embracing the same attitude as the media soft-ballers who hold the presidential hopeful to an unbelievably low standard?
