Sentence examples for systemic definition from inspiring English sources

The assumption is that a systemic definition of the "interactions" between different possible environmental actions could help generate a more efficient trajectory for meeting corporate environmental objectives.

The KDIGO consensus conference offers a more systemic definition of renal osteodystrophy, which includes one or of the following abnormalities: biochemical disorders of calcium, phosphorus or vitamin D anomalies, bone abnormalities such as remodeling, mineralization or competence bone or extra-skeletal calcifications.

At W28, 6 (40%%) of the 15 patients were responders according to the systemic definition (ESSDAI decrease of ≥3 points) and 7 (53 %) achieved the composite primary endpoint, including the 6 systemic responders, showing a high concordance between these 2 criteria.

By definition, systemic inflammatory response syndrome does not include inflammatory processes in which a bacterial infection is already proved.

"A German Landesbank should be treated like a child," is the withering verdict of one regulator.When an innovation is first launched, it is by definition not systemic.

Note that by definition, the systemic risk measure is an upper set in the sense that all points above the boundary are acceptable.

The American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine consensus proposed a very sensitive, but very low-specificity, definition for systemic IR syndrome [ 10].

A WBC count below 4.0×10/l/l or above 12.0 × 10/l is used in the definition of systemic inflammatory response syndrome [ 27].

Since the definition of systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) was proposed in 1991, several clinical trials on sepsis diagnosis and treatment have been conducted using the definition of sepsis given by the American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine (ACCP/SCCM) [ 1].

Nowadays, although no epidemiological evidence exists to support a change in the syndrome's definition (a systemic response to infection); it seems clear that the list of signs and symptoms of sepsis should be expanded to reflect clinical bedside experience.

SIRS was confirmed in accordance with the definition of systemic inflammatory response syndrome [ 5]: at least two of the following four criteria must be met, one of which must be abnormal temperature or leukocyte count:- Core temperature >38.5 or < 36.0°C.