Sentence examples for traditionally evaluated from inspiring English sources

Kidney function is in ICU patients traditionally evaluated by SCr and UO.

Introduction Levels of analgesia under sedation are traditionally evaluated by clinical signs such as an increase in heart rate (HR), blood pressure, lacrimation and defensive movements.

In general, this study allows electronic industry to consider environmental concerns along with the traditionally evaluated parameters of reliability and cost.

This paper is part of a research project that started from the consideration that thunderstorms are transient phenomena with short duration and the structural response to transient phenomena, most notably to earthquakes, is traditionally evaluated by the response spectrum technique.

In [6] and references therein, the approximation J[ρ0] ≈ CJ[∫ρ06/5d r1]5/3 is also discussed (see some more remarks in ' Some numerical illustration' section and Appendix 4) which, similar to Equation 5 as mentioned, allows numerical integration for GTO and STO basis sets as well, while J[ρ0] is traditionally evaluated effectively and analytically with GTO basis sets.

This traditional lens is how technology products have been traditionally evaluated - i.e., with a specific interface and set of functionalities.

Technical skills of residents have traditionally been evaluated using subjective In-Training Evaluation Reports (ITERs).

It has traditionally been evaluated using look-up tables or empirical correlations.

Tubal patency in women with endometriosis has traditionally been evaluated by laparoscopy.

His over-arching research agenda is in the study of modifiable variables in the emergency department that have traditionally been evaluated in the intensive care unit.

Performance of a prediction model has traditionally been evaluated by discrimination and calibration.