Sentence examples for estimation of severity from inspiring English sources

Robust systems are essential for future early estimation of severity.

Diabetic neuropathies: update on definitions, diagnostic criteria, estimation of severity, and treatments.

The main limitations of the study is the retrospective nature of the chart review as it depends on estimation of severity of symptoms based on whatever was described in the chart rather than a designed symptom control tool or questionnaire.

In the management of emerging infectious disease epidemics, precise and accurate estimation of severity indices, such as the probability of death after developing symptoms the symptomatic case fatality ratio (sCFR)—is essential.

The presence of urinary incontinence can influence the perception of patients' quality of life and estimation of severity of FI, thereby distorting the scores on the FIQL, PREFAB and GPE-scores.

Results suggest low ascertainment rates, highlighting the importance of systems enabling early robust estimation of severity, to inform optimal public health responses, particularly in light of the apparent resurgence of the 2009 A/H1N1 strain in the 2010-11 influenza season.

Having a greater understanding of the patients' medical history would have allowed the clinical study panel to be more precise in their estimations of severity of potential ADEs.

Hospital databases do contain ICD diagnoses and as a result there is opportunity to derive AIS severity scores ICISS for the estimation of injury severity [ 27].

Therefore, several reports have recommended that preoperative estimation of PPH severity by using cardiac catheterization is necessary for the patient selection and preoperative treatment of patients with moderate PPH using vasodilators [1, 5, 18].

To validate the feasibility of the Hilbert–Huang transform (HHT) based cardiopulmonary coupling (CPC) technique in respiratory events detection and estimation of the severity of apnea/hypopnea.

Secondly, the method enables the estimation of fault severity by specifying the number of short-circuited turns during a fault.