Sentence examples for described definition from inspiring English sources

We used a previously described definition of pre-eclampsia in this study (CLASP Collaborative Group, 1994).

We used the previously described definition of childhood metabolic syndrome phenotype to define children with clustering of cardiovascular risk factors.

We used our previously described definition for the IFN type I signature 13 and reconfirmed the presence of the signature in the current cohort using the five indicator genes IFI44L, IFI44, IFIT3, LY6E and MX1 (figure 1A).

On the basis of our results, and based on the described definition, we propose defining the two main lineages of HMPV as serotypes A and B. The HMPV samples were obtained from different study populations, from different countries, and from patients with a wide spectrum of clinical signs.

Fifty children (0.7%) were identified as having Tourette syndrome based on the previously described definition and 72 children (1.1%) had chronic tics, resulting in 122 children with either Tourette syndrome or chronic tics (combined prevalence of 1.8% for Tourette syndrome/chronic tics).

Differences in prevalence between the geographical areas were then assessed by statistic analysis using univariable logistic regression analysis, where the lamb was the study unit and the dependent variable was footrot status of the lamb (absent or present, according to previously described definition).

Several studies address the topic of obesity and neuraxial analgesia in general, but few offer well described definitions or rates of "difficulty" and "failure" of labor epidural analgesia.

We identified records of acute myocardial infarction with reference to previously described definitions for each source.

This study, building on previously described definitions [ 8– 10], distinguish between "global governance for health" and "global health governance".

Histologic diagnosis among normal epithelium, oesophagitis, BCH, dysplasia, and carcinoma was made according to previously described definitions (Dawsey et al, 1994).

Our choice was to define those individuals who were registered on a long-term welfare benefit, according to the previously described definitions, as having problems with work integration.