Sentence examples for stage continuum from inspiring English sources

Although TBC scheme reliability studies have generally targeted the 'acute' (< 3 months duration) LBP population, and MSI and OCS scheme studies have primarily used a 'chronic' (> 3 months) LBP population, scheme developers/experts consider their scheme appropriate across the LBP stage continuum (all developers/experts, survey response).

The multi-stage continuum sensitivity analysis takes a form similar to the updated Lagrangian sensitivity framework developed earlier for the design of single-stage deformation processes.

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Standard PSG scores sleep quality based on EEG signal analysis by grading the sleep quality into 4 stages of continuum of depth during non-REM sleep.

Importantly, the three stages are a continuum, the starting point for analysis found anywhere on this mitigation continuum depending on the pathogen in question and the specific disease situation.

Parental effects may be a transient stage along this continuum, whose assimilation depends on the dynamics of the environment, and other constraints (Badyaev 2009; Badyaev & Uller 2009; Helanterä & Uller 2010).

In addition, appropriate initial resuscitation is clearly only the first stage in a continuum of effective care, not addressed by this intervention, that is likely to be required to prevent many adverse outcomes from severe asphyxia.

Temporal measures are not appropriate given the fact that the vowel is elided in the last stage of the continuum, and spectral measures are not appropriate both for elided vowels but also for F1 and fricated vowels, since F1 vowels exhibit only the first formant and fricated vowels exhibit only F2 and F3.

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is the symptomatic predementia stage on the continuum of cognitive decline [ 1].

Proportions in each stage of the continuum of HIV care were estimated using the following definitions.

Preconception health should be considered as a critical stage in the continuum pregnancy related care.