Sentence examples for requirements correction from inspiring English sources

We specifically aimed to appraise the methodology of the trials and to assess a broad range of outcomes focusing on bleeding and transfusion requirements, correction of coagulopathy and mortality.

We undertook a systematic review of randomized controlled trials (RCT) which evaluated trauma patients with hemorrhagic shock within the first 24 hours of injury and appraised how the interventions affected three outcomes: bleeding and/or transfusion requirements; correction of trauma induced coagulopathy and mortality.

Among other requirements, the corrections department "must accept public comments and respond to them, and they must accept emailed comments," Scheidegger said.

Data conformed to parametric requirements; no corrections were needed for normality or variance.

Procedure-related transfusion requirements, surgical corrections or lengthening of hospital stay were defined as major complications.

Due to correction requirements over a range of focal lengths, zoom lenses are complex systems containing from 12 to 20 elements.

Error correcting capability of ARQ increases with, which benefits physical layer by relaxing the stringent error correction requirements.

Bicarbonate requirements for IV correction of acidosis are still being calculated as follows: bicarbonate (g) = body weight (kg) × BE (mmol/l) × 0.6 (l/kg) × 0.084 (g/mmol) [ 86, 96].

The RPT enables us to describe the non-linear distribution of shear stresses through the plate thickness without any requirement of shear correction factors (SCF).

A displacement-based finite element formulation associated with a novel third-order shear deformation plate theory (TSDT) without any requirement of shear correction factors is thus developed, taking the desirable properties and advantages of the TSDT theory as its kinematics of displacements are derived from elasticity theory rather than the hypothesis of displacement.

However, in our results, the difference between ρ(T = 78 K) and ρ(T = 30 K) is approximately equal to 0.059 Ω, which is larger than ρ(T = 4.8 K) = 0.025 Ω, taken as the residual resistivity, inconsistent with the requirement for the correction term.