Sentence examples for derived visit from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid the possible inclusion of long-term diseases that were not currently active, we only included the diseases that were considered reason for encounter, according to the annotations of the physicians, and involved in some clinical action, such as cause of prescription, new clinical notation or derived visit, during the period of study.

This partly reflects the stability in weeks per year worked, one of the component measures used to derive visits per year.

For more information about the collection from which this digital content was derived, please visit http://aspace.library.jhu.edu/repositories/3/resources/424.jhu.edu/repositories/3/resources/424

It derived from his visit to a ravine near Kiev where the Nazis had perpetrated a massacre 20 years before.

The bomber, who in 2004 said he believed the Brighton bombing helped the Irish peace process, said he hoped "some benefit would be derived" from the visit.

Based on information derived during the visit an additional 34 patients failed to meet inclusion criteria and were excluded.

Antigen-specific T-cell response was derived at each visit as ((mean (R) − SD (R)) − (mean (C) + SD (C))), and mean change (SD) from baseline in T-cell response was assessed at each visit.

Two dichotomous dependent variables were used a) Timing of ANC visit, derived from the following questions: "How many months pregnant were you when you first received antenatal care for this pregnancy?" Timing of ANC visit was recoded as "Late" when the visit took place during the second or third trimester, and "Early" when it occurred during the first trimester.

Prenatal care entry was determined based on the gestational age at the first prenatal visit (derived from the ultrasound scan or the first day of the last menstrual period) and classified into 'on time' (gestational age at onset < 12 weeks) and 'late' (gestational age at onset ≥ 12 weeks).

Covariates included in the model were age (40 49, 50 59, 60+ years), world region of birth, immigration visa category, educational qualifications at time of immigration, time in Canada (as of 1 April 2004), income (based on residential postal code), and number of physician visits (derived from physician billing data and excluding specialist visits) during the study period.

This is a book in which the narrator, finding that his deepest pleasure derives from visiting his parents' graves, realizes that "the tenderness was out of control".