Sentence examples for replacement criteria from inspiring English sources
The components need to be inspected and possibly replaced based on preventive or failure replacement criteria to provide the intended and safe operation of the system.
The granular structure of concrete and replacement criteria were analyzed in this study, factors which have not been analyzed in other studies.
In this research some factors that have not been analyzed in previous studies, such as the granular structure of the concrete or the replacement criteria, have been studied.
These three patients are below root replacement criteria and remain candidates for PEARS.
One set of guidelines commonly used as a benchmark of TJR quality in the U.S. is the Blue Cross/Shield's "Blue Distinction Center for Knee and Hip Replacement" criteria, which provide quality benchmarks for a range of program features including structural elements, processes, provider certifications, and reporting.
Other distinguishing features of HMA include a specially designed route-based crossover operator for solution recombination and a distance-and-quality based replacement criterion for pool updating.
Because there is no unequivocal definition of what represents suboptimal outcome following hip replacement, several criteria of classifying patients who are at risk have been considered and different prediction models were built accordingly.
The hip and knee replacement priority criteria tool is a clinician-scored tool consisting of seven items: (1) pain on motion, (2) pain at rest, (3) ability to walk, (4) other functional limitations, (5) abnormal findings, (6) potential for progression of disease and (7) ability to work, give care to dependents and live independently.
We use the model of Alvarez and Veracierto (2000), a general equilibrium search model for which the unemployment insurance system is modeled through the replacement ratio, the criteria of eligibility, and the duration of unemployment benefits.
Available literature is limited by several biases such as lack of statistical power, the absence of standardization of renal replacement therapy initiation criterion, lack of information concerning dialysis dose and a high rate of crossover between modalities.
Reichenbach's defense of empiricism (1938) turned on the replacement of the criterion of strict verifiability with one demanding only that the degree of probability of meaningful statements be determinable.
