Sentence examples for frequent definition of from inspiring English sources

The most frequent definition of late presentation for treatment is a CD4 cell count below 200 cells/mm, although other thresholds have ranged from 50 to 350 cells/mm[ 1, 7- 18].

The relationship with IQ score was similar in pattern whether the broad, narrow or frequent definitions of psychosis-like symptoms was used.

However, a small subset uses a less frequent definition.

In literature, the most frequent definitions are the tracheostomy need or length of stay of at least 8 days in ICU.

The first model including the "proportion" variables for the five most common ICD 9 diagnoses was statistically significant with a χ2 value of 278.3 (7 degrees of freedom, N = 15806, p < 0.01) indicating the model was able to distinguish between frequently readmitted and patients not frequently readmitted based on the definition of frequent admissions as three or more.

The aim of this study was to develop an inter-contact time measure, intending a new definition of "frequent attendance" and "frequent attenders".

Using the previous, more traditional definition of frequent attendance, one may suppose it is frequent consultations that may deter GPs.

However, these studies on persistent frequent attendance used different definitions of frequent attenders and lacked the power to detect differences in morbidity between transient and persistent frequent attenders.

25 Sensitivity analyses of the definition of frequent short-term and mixed sick leave patterns were performed.

As most researchers we chose a proportional definition of frequent attendance that takes into account age and sex [ 3- 5].

We aimed to develop a purely contact-based definition of "frequent attendance" and to apply it to real patients.