Sentence examples for described internationally from inspiring English sources

Cluster headache, in a large cohort of Greek patients, has the same phenotypic characteristics as described internationally.

Potentially life-threatening complications require immediate recognition and management, which is included in the package of care described internationally as emergency (or essential) obstetric care (EOC).

This isolate was resistant to ciprofloxacin and, with exception of ceftriaxone, had similar antimicrobial resistance profile as ST1407 isolates described internationally.

Alternative methods for developing an IM model could have been based on e.g. the Delphi technique, interviews with expert providers or simply replicating other IM models described internationally.

However, this strain had a lower ceftriaxone MIC compared to H041 and F89 (MIC: 0.5 mg/L versus 2 4 mg/L using Etest), and sporadic gonococcal strains with this low-level ceftriaxone resistance have been previously described internationally [ 25, 40, 41].

The guidelines described internationally for performing agronomic and phenotypic analyses of GM crops emphasize that choosing appropriate comparators and performing adequate field trials (e.g., number of growing seasons, replicates, selection of characteristics to be analyzed) are crucial to ensure confidence in the results.

This is the most common, widely described and internationally validated instrument used to assess all three dimensions of burnout [13].

For decades, the evaluation of toxicological hazards in the context of regulatory risk assessment has relied heavily on animal experimentation, often described in internationally recognized test guidelines (e.g., OECD).

The case describes the internationally known Singapore initiative to implement electronically deducted charges for road use, varying by route, type of vehicle, and time of day.

Abstract: The textbook "Introduction to Algol" by Baumann, Feliciano, Bauer, and Samelson describes the internationally recognized language ALGOL 60 for algorithm communication.

Israel's far-right sports and culture minister has taken credit for the US National Basketball Association's decision to remove the description "occupied" from its depiction of Palestine on its website, despite the fact that the phrase describes the internationally recognised legal status of the Palestinian territories.