Sentence examples for evolving criteria from inspiring English sources
The lack of a diagnostic test and evolving criteria for diagnosis and management add to the pre-existing skepticism among providers.
Mr. Auder's videos belong to any discussion of these evolving criteria.
Patients were treated according to standard guidelines (ALT or biopsy), and more recently according to new evolving criteria: viral load, FT or Fibroscan.
It is critical to adapt to evolving criteria and universal screening to identify individuals with Lynch syndrome.
The study not only illustrates the importance of mixing effects on LDPE polymerization but also provides important insights into the physical phenomena occurring inside the reactor, which are extremely helpful in evolving a criteria for stable operation of the reactor while controlling the product quality in the plant-scale tubular LDPE reactor.
Callosal involvement is typical of MS although it has never been included in the evolving diagnostic criteria of this disease [ 19].
Scientists have evolved three criteria for provisionally accepting the knowledge gained from a research task as valid: reproducibility, completeness, and objectivity.
Some might also arise due to more evolved statistical criteria.
This exercise demands the consensus of experts regarding a proposed protocol for the inclusion of NGAL within evolved RIFLE criteria.
Doneen (1964), evolved a criterion for assessing the suitability of water for irrigation based on the permeability index.
Hence one needs to evolve a criterion to be met by the design of the support structure to ensure that the edge conditions are simulated correctly.
