Sentence examples for settings to define from inspiring English sources

PB studies in larger, multicentre settings to define its significance in the dialysis population merit further research.

We refer to "interventions in group settings" to define what happens to people within the group, the context in which it happens and the relationship between the two.

For example, to identify K27HMD, Nakamura et al. proposed a heuristic method that used certain ad hoc parameter settings to define hypomethylated regions and H3K27me3 peak detection [ 8].

The study of MoTTs and RNA modifications is therefore required in multiple model systems and settings to define further and to develop general and then species-specific rules.

We use these results to derive the estimated average time to reach a CD4+ cell count of 200 cells/μl, a threshold which is used in many settings to define AIDS, from different time points in the course of infection.

Our aim was to assess the diagnostic accuracy of highly sensitive troponin T (hsTnT) in cardiac surgery settings and to define a diagnostic level for PMI diagnosis.

DNA bands of each fingerprint pattern were defined manually with a band-position tolerance of 0.9%, being the optimal settings needed to define the molecular size marker bands as 100% identical.

This analysis was undertaken to evaluate the practice patterns of Japanese physicians regarding curative-intent chemotherapy, especially in outpatient settings, and to define factors negatively affecting the maintenance of relative dose intensity (RDI).

Further studies could be carried out in these settings to better define these two entities, that is, cancer-related fatigue and CFS-cancer related.

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High-resource settings also struggle to define CHWs as 'employees' versus agents 'of the community' [ 25– 28].