Sentence examples for despite defining from inspiring English sources
Despite defining consequences as objectively as possible, it is inevitable that scoring the consequences of some risks will involve a degree of subjectivity [18].
Despite defining the role of tidal volume (Vt) and plateau pressure on VILI in ARDS patients [63], our current understanding of the parameters comprising the mechanical breath that either propagate or impede progressive acute lung injury (ALI) is incomplete.
Despite defining a Main Position in the majority of infants, in a large number of infants position was changed frequently.
Despite defining consequences as objectively as possible, it is inevitable that scoring the consequences of some risks will involve a degree of subjectivity [ 18].
The Chow et al. study [ 26], on the other hand, showed a large risk increase from drinking cessation in the short term (three years), despite defining a former drinker as someone who had abstained for more than 2 years.
3 Unfortunately, despite defined surgical treatment of the primary melanoma with excision margins of 1 or 2 cm, approximately 16 28 % of patients develop recurrent disease.
Despite progress in defining genetic risk for psychiatric disorders, their molecular mechanisms remain elusive.
Despite differences in defining some of these experiences, they also agree that there several steps someone can take to better manage their anger.
Nevertheless, despite its longevity, defining self-management as a concept and clarifying its meaning for, and use, in practice has been found to be particularly challenging in the field of palliative care.
Despite this limitation, defining subpopulations of critical care (eg, medical vs surgical, ventilated vs non-ventilated) that may benefit most from such an intervention remains an important future consideration, particularly where resources are limited.
Despite difficulties in defining domestication, most workers agree that there were several independent regions of plant domestication in the Americas and that, quite frequently, different species of the same genus were domesticated independently, in different regions and by different peoples.
