Sentence examples for index for determination from inspiring English sources

The empirical model was then integrated into the Park Ang damage index for determination of the required ductility capacity for a system.

Our data linkages with the National Death Index for determination of cause specific mortality will help us validate these reports and may enhance the comparability of our findings to epidemiological studies in other areas.

Currently, the insertion torque value is used as the major decision index for the determination of the loading period on the implant body.

The BP [3] describes an HPLC method with refractive index detection for determination of ALD in its pure form, while The USP [4] recommends an HPLC method with UV-detection after derivatization with 9-fluorenylmethyl chloroformate for its determination, whether in its pure form and in tablets.

We also required all eligible enrollees to have one or more records of HbA1c after their index date for assessment of the impact of glycemic control on retinopathy progression and one or more visits to an eye care provider after the index date for determination of whether progression to PDR occurred.

An index for the determination of hydrologic similarity is proposed and demonstrated.

More importantly, using the expression levels for mesenchymal (vimentin and fibronectin) and epithelial (keratin and EpCAM) markers of single cells, we introduced a numerical index for the determination of the EMT extent of CTCs.

This index is used for determination of squeezing degree.

For the update, we submitted names of cohort members to the National Death Index (NDI 2005) for determination of vital status through 31 December 1998, and obtained death certificates or NDI-Plus causes of death (CODs).

Previous studies have shown the Index SUM to be superior to the Index AUC and IC50 for determination of sensitivity and resistance as this relates more closely to the shape of the concentration-inhibition curve [ 16].

This method is widely used for outcome documentation after injuries of the upper extremities [ 39], as a functional index of nutritional status, and for determination of impairment [ 40].