Sentence examples for loss definition from inspiring English sources
Additional studies are needed, reporting the prevalence of the MDS weight loss definition among international nursing home residents.
Since the main concept of the proposed methodology is to minimize the energy loss, definition of a typical network, based on a real life urban network, will be handled.
Of all the measures, the Minimum Data Set (MDS) weight loss definition of ≥5% in 1 month or ≥10% in 6 months had the narrowest range of prevalence rate: 6% to 15%.
Since the weight loss definition and the referent groups differed across studies, these studies are difficult to compare.
The current data support this theory, where although the overall rates of injury and illness were high, the majority of these were medical attention/performance restriction, with only 7% of all injuries and 9% of all illnesses resulting in the time loss definition.
The finding that pocket depth and bleeding on probing definitions performed as well as, and often better than, attachment loss definitions might have been anticipated when considering that pocket depth and bleeding tend to be better markers of current infection while attachment loss better reflects historical disease.
This might be related to the definition of injury (i.e., using the time-loss definition, which according to the consensus statement on injury only records an event as an injury if a player cannot take full part in future training or match play).
Maternal morbidity/mortality was defined as severe vaginal bleeding (need for blood transfusion or >1,000 ml blood loss), sepsis (definition used according to the definitions of the authors in the different studies), a secondary hysterectomy or maternal mortality.
"We noticed some loss of definition in his left front leg," O'Neill said.
Now people use blue screen most of the time because of the loss of definition of back projection.
As the longitudinal displacement of the focus is proportional to the square of the image height h0′, this aberration represents a pure field curvature without any accompanying loss of definition (all lines remain sharp).
