Sentence examples for scope of conditions from inspiring English sources

A benefit of the increasing adoption of ultrasound (US) as an everyday tool used by clinicians to assess the critically ill and injured has been a natural curiosity to expand the scope of conditions being sought [2, 16].

In the present work the corrosion behavior of highly As-doped <100> oriented silicon wafers, that have proved stable performance as anode materials is summarized for a scope of conditions that may arise in battery operation.

The fluid nature of the disability category has meant that changes to disability policy parameters such as the level of benefits and the scope of conditions that qualify have had much larger impacts on caseload growth and disability recipiency rates than policymakers expected or even intended.

The larger the DRG volume, the larger the scope of conditions treated.

Six indicators were established: 1. DRG volume, which reflects the scope of conditions treated by different hospitals.

There was an average increase of 12 DRGs in the scope of conditions (as measured by DRG volume) for rural hospitals between 2008 and 2010.

Verification or validation of the analyses relies on very limited field performance data with reduced knowledge of the full scope of system conditions or loading conditions.

Therefore individuals with other potentially prevalent chronic conditions that were outside the scope of the conditions selected for this study would be classified as 'no guideline-related chronic condition', which limits our interpretation of people in this category.

The linear transformation method generalizes the application scope of monotonicity conditions.

Within the scope of process conditions used in the present work, the proposed approach was found to be accurate in the computation of bend angle with an average error of 4.14 %.

[5] The new 2005 IHR, a legally binding instrument for all 194 WHO member countries, significantly expanded the scope of reportable conditions and are intended to help prevent and respond to global public health threats.