Sentence examples for describe the modalities from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, we did not study the time from symptom onset to admission or the time between admission and PCC administration, since our study was designed to describe the modalities of PCC use only.

To more clearly understand AT current prescribing practices in ICU patients, a prospective multicenter observational study was performed to describe the modalities of initiation (frequency, timing) of AT, the reason for changes (streamline/de-escalate therapy) and identification of independent factors associated with mortality in patients receiving new AT during their ICU stay.

The term 'quasi-explicit' is used to describe the modality realized at the phrase rank to highlight the relatedness between a phrase and a clause.

The matter of dispute was which system was the right one; that is, which one adequately described the modalities inherent in the world.

The aim of this study is to describe the different modalities of congenital obstructing vaginal malformations and the evaluation of techniques to solve the problem.

This article attempts to describe the different modalities of "fear" that have played a central part in Egyptian politics since Mubarak: fear of failure to achieve full democracy, fear of instability in everyday life, and fear that the revolution will be betrayed by the generals and the Islamists.

The objectives of this study were to describe the different modalities of physical activity programs designed for moderate to severe dementia and to identify their impact on functional independence in activities of daily living (ADL).

Discussion The survey aimed to describe the techniques and modalities of PP in children, as well as several aspects of care associated with PP.

We also planned to describe the patterns and modalities used to train the targeted deficits (i.e., neuro- or sociocognitive).

The two extreme cases (Var → 0 and Var describe the two opposing modalities of molecular evolution: MC and unconstrained UPM. The range of intermediate regimes can be referred to as "constrained universal pacemaker" or "relaxed molecular clock" (e.g., as described in Renner [2005]).

The objective of this study was to describe the frequency and modality of nephrotoxic drug prescription during the first 7 days in the ICU.