Sentence examples for harmonized definitions from inspiring English sources

"Confidence in the results of stress tests can be enhanced by an asset quality review, harmonized definitions of nonperforming loans, and standardized loan classification, while maintaining a high level of disclosure".

We used harmonized definitions of covariates and adjustment sets.

Use harmonized definitions of asthma across epidemiologic studies with the ISAAC questionnaire as a basis for defining asthma cases.

The prevalence of MetS varied by definition used, with the WHO, ATPIII, IDF, and harmonized definitions resulting in MetS prevalence of 4.1%, 9.9%, 8.9%, and 13.7%, respectively.

The options for definitions of forests and deforestation within future policy frameworks might range from the application of existing national definitions to globally harmonized definitions such as the FAO.

Formal evaluation of the impact of varying definitions on clinical outcomes and characterizing biological endophenotypes is essential to develop harmonized definitions that will represent clinical and biological phenotypes of interest.

For parents, MetS was defined using a recently harmonized definition (9, 10) (Supplementary Table 1).

The new JIS "harmonized" definition is expected to have the advantage of identifying a larger number of MetS cases in a population, compared to the other definitions.

In sensitivity analyses, we used the NCEP-ATPIII MetS definition which corresponds to the most recent harmonized definition and includes the WC cutoff of 102 cm for abdominal obesity recommended by Health Canada [ 7].

Based on a recently harmonized definition of the metabolic syndrome (7), the age-adjusted prevalence of metabolic syndrome in the U.S. is between 34 and 39%, depending on the thresholds used to define abdominal adiposity.

Those issues can be addressed by: Improving and harmonizing definitions, guidelines and mechanisms used by international organizations for collecting data on the health workforce.