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This definition is consistent.

This definition is consistent with modern pulsed transducer arrays and accounts for the need to impose a signal/noise threshold.

This definition is consistent with the surviving sepsis guidelines and implies a targeted approach to a clinical problem [12].

This definition is consistent with the working domain of case-filing courts, and case-filing procedures in actual legal practice.

Patients with more than a 15%% increase in cardiac index with a 500-ml fluid load were defined as fluid responders (R), the others being non-responders (NR) This definition is consistent with many diagnosis accuracy studies of fluid responsiveness.

This definition is consistent since the function f(d) has the circularity property with respect to N p. This means that it does not matter which subcarrier of reference we consider.

Figure 2 shows that the definition is consistent with the work presented by Årnes et al. [29], while a broader conceptualization is used by Beye et al. [28].

This corner definition is consistent with certain cell patterns in the Hough space.

This knot definition is consistent with a preprocessing of the MMA data that includes removing 100 day averages over the full time series.

This broad definition is consistent with the International Patient Safety Event Classification of the World Health Organization: "a process or act of omission or commission that resulted in hazardous health care conditions and/or unintended harm to the patient" [ 8].

This broad definition is consistent with that of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) [ 12] which states that "research and experimental development comprise creative work undertaken on a systematic basis in order to increase the stock of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and the use of this stock of knowledge to devise new application".