Sentence examples for exist to define a from inspiring English sources
Various standards exist to define a material and distinguish it from others that might seem similar.
For both VLU and DFU, two methods exist to define a nonhealing wound.
Several definitions exist to define a SSI, such as the Nosocomial Infection National Surveillance Service (NINSS), the presence of pus, and the ASEPSIS scoring method [ 4, 5].
A strategic requirement exists to define a methodology that may be used to create a representative HP duty-cycle.
Several approaches exist to defining an effect of relevance quantitatively.
Although different cut-off values exist to define PPM, usually a cut-off value of EOAI ≤0.85 cm/m is chosen, as described by Pibarot and colleagues [ 1].
A variety of measures exist to define low birthweight, with a lack of consensus regarding which predict adverse outcome.
Clinical diagnosis of a placental hematoma is difficult, and clear criteria do not exist to define the term "chronic abruption".
Although we may profess to believe, as the linguist Dwight Bolinger once put it, that dictionaries "do not exist to define but to help people grasp meanings," we don't often act on that belief.
