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Some studies did not have all criteria required to define the metabolic syndrome according to established criteria, and, consequently, researchers modified definitions of the metabolic syndrome.

Members of the expert panel independently reviewed the fields and definitions, and, after telephone and face-to-face meetings, agreed upon modified definitions of pattern defects.

According to the modified definitions of the CDC for primary sepsis, we stratified the cases in clinically-diagnosed BSI and laboratory-confirmed diagnosis (LCD) of BSI [ 1, 8].

The modified definitions of fever resolution were: no fever for 24 hours before the resolution of neutropenia; no fever at the 7-day post-therapy follow-up visit; and removal of fever resolution completely from the composite endpoint.

Infections were screened by using modified definitions of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ 11] and the guidelines for the management of adults with hospital-acquired, ventilator-associated, and healthcare-associated pneumonia of the American Thoracic Society [ 12].

Three separate modified definitions of MetS were used, namely, the National Education Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III (NCEP), the American Heart Association/National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute(AHA/NHLBI) and the International Diabetes Federation (IDF).

It's easy, however, to become a luckier person, at least by the slightly modified definition of luck entrepreneurs use.

This new epistemological emphasis looms in through a modified definition of existence proposed by the mature Sarvāstivāda exegesis that sees the causal efficacy underlying all existence as cognitive.

Roberts and King (2013) also investigated the length scale of magnetic field variations in geodynamo models and found a similar dependence on R m −1/2 with a pre-factor of 3 due to their slightly modified definition of ℓ B /D.

We now introduce below a slightly modified definition of the generalized quasi-variational inequality in infinite dimensional spaces given by Shih and Tan in [1]: Find y ˆ ∈ S ( y ˆ ) and w ˆ ∈ T ( y ˆ ) such that Re 〈 w ˆ, y ˆ − x 〉 ≤ 0. for all x ∈ S ( y ˆ ).

338 patients met the modified definition, of which 182 were allocated to physician care.