Sentence examples for studies were arbitrarily from inspiring English sources
According to the score obtained, studies were arbitrarily considered as: excellent (a score of 8-9); good (6-7); moderate (4-5); fair (2-3); and poor (0-1).
The limits for the inclusion of studies are arbitrarily set.
This threshold of five referenced studies was arbitrarily chosen so that we could derive more representative and consistent data on the PK of each antibiotic.
The values used in this study are arbitrarily chosen to demonstrate the effect of inhomogeneity on stress distribution.
The cutoff limit set to 5% in this study was arbitrarily estimated.
A high quality study was arbitrarily defined as that which met at least 5/6 criteria; a medium quality met 3 or 4 of the 6 criteria; and a low quality study met less than 3/6 criteria.
For simplicity, a study was arbitrarily deemed to be of 'satisfactory' quality if it scored >16 on the STROBE statement, 14 or if bias was not present on three out of four domains on the NICE checklist for RCTs.
Individuals with autosomal dominant (3 contiguous generations of familial history and uniparental lineage) and late-onset diabetes (age > 40 years old) have been studied, being arbitrarily denominated late-onset autosomal dominant diabetes mellitus (LOADDM) group.
The median of maximum gene expression levels (again, in one of the nodes examined per patient) in LNs from all the VC patients enrolled in the study was arbitrarily chosen as a cut-off value for patient stratification.
In the remaining studies, controls were arbitrarily considered negative for all the three factors, if no mention of positivity was made for any of them.
Because the number of predicted ncRNAs was surprisingly high, we compared the automated raw predictions (before manual curation) with the set of 1102 small RNA candidates proposed in the previous RNA-Seq study of Schlüter et al. In that study, sRNAs candidates were arbitrarily classified as trans-encoded, cis-encoded sense, cis-encoded antisense and mRNA leaders.
