Sentence examples for indications definition from inspiring English sources

The wide variation in percentages of DAD in patients with ARDS (from 13.5 % to 57.84 %) based on open lung biopsy may be attributable to the different indications, definition and timing for open lung biopsy in each of the studies.

Given this definition, indications are provided for choosing the most robust sensor configuration or how to improve the robustness of any one of the sensor configurations.

There are a number of limitations to this study, which stem partly from the sensitivity of the subject and its relatively small scope, and partly from the methodological challenges of studying a phenomenon which is associated with such intense debate about its definition, indications and practice.

Some caution has to be exercised in interpretation of the literature as there are differences in terminology with respect to both palliative care patients (some corticosteroid studies relate only to 'advanced cancer' or 'pre-terminal' cancer) and to the categorisation of corticosteroid indications, particularly the definition of 'non-specific' symptoms.

There are 1772 text annotations on classes and 4711 on labels, e.g., alternative definitions, indications of synonymy, indications of candidacy for external ontologies, tags facilitating internal workflow management, and personal annotations.

The ADDDK and DADDDK are established by the dosage for the main indication (following the definition of the DDDA by the ESVAC and the DDD by the WHO) for which the AVMP or active compound is authorized.

There is no indication that the definition should be different in pregnancy, and in other pregnancy studies the same cut-offs for deficiency and insufficiency have been used as for non pregnant adults [ 28].

Randomised trials should be used whenever possible to investigate efficacy, but adequate pre-trial data are essential to allow power calculations, clarify the definition and indications of the intervention, and develop quality measures.

On the other hand, our study stands out in that we could assess whether PN was performed for elective or imperative indications even though this definition was not based on hard criteria but the individual subjective surgeon's appraisal (based on the number of kidneys, renal function and comorbidities).

Although the technical feasibility regarding endoscopic necrosectomy is established and the training level of endoscopists is increasing, a clear definition of indications for intervention is still needed, because a significant proportion of patients with pancreatic necrosis can be managed conservatively [ 8].

In other markets, the insurers are requiring a credit score of at least 680 — an indication of how the definition of a good credit score has changed as the economy has deteriorated.