Sentence examples for exist to define the from inspiring English sources

Although guidelines exist to define the scope of practice for basic and advanced TEE, there remains a lack of such guidelines for perioperative point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), despite a number of recent calls for action in the academic anesthesia community.

They exist to define the familial unit and identify our kin.

Clinical diagnosis of a placental hematoma is difficult, and clear criteria do not exist to define the term "chronic abruption".

No reliable global epidemiologic data exist to define the overall prevalence and incidence of CIPM in ICU patients.

The ALT pathway is more commonly activated in tumours of mesenchymal origin, although the mechanisms involved in the decision of a cell to activate either telomerase or ALT are unknown at present and no molecular markers exist to define the ALT phenotype.

No "free and fair elections" can take place under the supervision of a power-hungry military junta, vying relentlessly for continued political domination and the protection of their vast economic empire – so relentlessly, indeed, that no constitution exists to define the powers of any presidency.

Also, no evidence exists to define the ideal follow-up interval after which to screen for PTSD symptoms.

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].

The problem is that the research does not yet exist to define broad based parameters for quality.

Tools already exist to define and allocate tasks to appropriate practitioners on the basis of competence and risks [ 37].

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.