Sentence examples for measurement of bleeding from inspiring English sources

The level of bone loss is according to the criteria of Albrektsson et al. [12] and the measurement of bleeding on probing according to the results of the study of Naert et al. [13].

Furthermore, the measurement of bleeding amounts was provided by the I-FOBT itself.

One limitation to the study is that providers were not asked to record the start and stop time for the measurement of bleeding.

It is possible that measurement of bleeding in the bedpan or indirect group was curtailed as women were uncomfortable with the bedpan and blood measurement ceased after one hour.

However, it stressed that periodontitis cannot be reflected by measurements of only a single variable such as attachment loss or bone loss but required the additional measurements of bleeding on probing and/or pocket depth.

The investigators used a diversity of methods for measurement and classification of bleeding, with some of these being purely based on objective laboratory measures with little relevance to patients.

Furthermore, the validity of the methodology used in this study is backed by a recent Danish government-supported national health care quality measurement project on outcome of bleeding and perforated peptic ulcer.

This article presents, digital image processing (DIP) techniques as effective and reliable measurement techniques for the determination of bleeding deterioration in seal coats.

Full-mouth bleeding scores [ 17] were recorded as the presence or absence of bleeding following measurement of PD.

This study was a randomized trial to evaluate the measurement of blood loss after delivery using two different measurement techniques: a direct method, the Excellent BRASSS-V Drape™, whereby the amount of blood is measured at the time of bleeding (see Figure  1); and an indirect method involving the weight and measurement of blood and blood-soaked materials following the cessation of bleeding.

We recommend serum lactate measurement as a sensitive test to estimate and monitor the extent of bleeding and shock (grade 1B).