Peripheral arterial disease (PAD), traditionally defined by an ankle brachial index (ABI) of ≤ 0.9 is highly prevalent in dialysis patients and considered as a marker of poor prognosis [ 1- 4].
This family has been traditionally defined by the presence of a set of short conserved sequences (<20 residues) known as Bcl-2 homology (BH) motifs (also commonly called domains though they are not bona fide discreetly folded compact entities, but rather represent conserved sequence motifs within the Bcl-2 protein).
Here was auto-tune reducing hip-hop, traditionally defined by its depth, flow, and creativity, to a pseudo-genre of hooks, bad pitch, and gimmicks.
Acute myeloid leukemia with complex karyotype (CK-AML) is a distinct biological entity, traditionally defined by the presence of at least three independent chromosome aberrations, excluding t(8 21), inv(16 /t(16;16), and t(15 17) and is associated with a very poor outcome [ 2, 3].
The design criteria are considered as location constraints, they have been traditionally defined by node and link compatibilities defining lines, but we define a new location constraints based in to minimize the number of routing intersections.
While myositis is traditionally defined by the presence of muscle or skin inflammation, it is increasingly apparent that a subset of patients with myositis-associated antibodies presents either initially or uniquely with ILD.
Black women, traditionally defined by the men for whom they are relegated to breeding and bleeding, are less likely to play the language game of self-definition.
If there's a single word that best describes the rating agency's decision to downgrade America, it's chutzpah — traditionally defined by the example of the young man who kills his parents, then pleads for mercy because he's an orphan.
Success after surgical revascularization of the lower extremities, traditionally defined by graft patency or limb salvage, fails to consider other intuitive measures of importance.
