Sentence examples for definition of pulse from inspiring English sources

Patients with shock (according to the clinical definition of pulse pressure below 20 mm Hg and/or hypotensive for age) account for 7.7% (N = 162/2092) of the total in the prospective chart reviews.

We note that, by the definition of the pulse parts, the peak of the n-pulse is attained at 5/2 n+2 in x-axis.

Together with a discussion on the definition of coulostatic pulses, fundamental differences with comparable relaxation techniques are pointed out.

Associations of early-onset obesity and child growth with MHO remained similar if lower thresholds for defining abnormal cholesterol and glucose were used, or if SBP and DBP were used in the definition of metabolically healthy instead of pulse pressure (results available from authors on request).

The definition of the error in pulse-counting was different between this study and the previous ones.

Varying degrees of incomplete filter regeneration lead to a progressive shortening of filtration cycles, which was both measured and modeled as a function of the time interval tc between cleaning pulses (our definition of "cake residence time").

11 Given the observed association between higher pulse rate and severe disease, this is likely to have resulted in a slight overestimate of the sensitivity for SBI of all three methods of pulse assessment (temperature pulse centiles, pulse centiles and APLS definition of tachycardia).

Definition of abbreviations: FL, fluid loading; PPV, pulse pressure variation; SPV, systolic pressure variation; %SPV, (SPV/maximal systolic pressure) × 100; SVV, stroke volume variation.

Hence, in order to study the effects of pulse parameters, such as pulse duration and overlapping factor, the definition of melting ratio is restated for pulsed laser process based on energy density concept.

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