Sentence examples for stone definition from inspiring English sources
In our investigation, cases were 10 times more likely to be excluded for an inaccurate kidney stone code versus an inaccurate gastrostomy tube code, likely reflecting that fact that our G-tube definitions used a combination of diagnostic and procedural codes, while the kidney stone definition relied on diagnostic codes alone.
"We don't have a written-in-stone definition, Krasnogor adds.
So far, the literature has not been able to provide any cast-in-stone definition or measurement that is all encompassing in explaining environmental consciousness.
Regarding the diagnostic pathway, in the presence of anatomical predisposing factors the most widely employed technique was CT scan, better in defining the urinary tract and superior in the definition of stone disease.
It wasn't straightforward thinking, it was putting one foot in front of the other, overturning stones,... the best definition of scientific research," Hunt says.
The definition of stepping stone is unified and relatively blurry.
A history of kidney stones was present in 19/119 patients (16%); none had active stone disease according to the definition of "non-complicated" pyelonephritis.
To continue the Stones references, musicians are having to revise the classic Charlie Watts definition of rock'n'roll: "It's five years of playing, and 20 years of hanging around".
Similarly, there is no clear cutoff value as to what "large" pertains to in the definition of brain stones.
According to the definition of cholesterol stones with the main composition of 50-90% cholesterol contents recommended by Marschall et al. [ 39], all collected 27 gallstones are properly classified as cholesterol gallstones.
