Sentence examples similar to treating to define from inspiring English sources

At a first step for future investigations, land use variables will be treated to define accurately the previous 4 components.

Last, objective data on visual acuity (e.g., 20/20 scale measurements) were not available for all case-patients; because some degree of temporary, minor vision loss is not unusual after any invasive ocular procedure (P. Dugel, pers. comm)., we relied on the clinical judgment of treating ophthalmologists to define atypical postprocedural vision loss.

The EU-RHAB registry prospectively collects data on uniformly treated patients, to define a standard of care and to lay the foundation for phase I/II trials.

The durability criteria, in particular, obviously require at least a medium to long-term monitoring of the overall treated surface to define the actual effectiveness of the procedure over time with respect to the exposure conditions (microclimate, quality of air, particulate matter composition, etc)., as well as to detect every possible alterations of the substrate.

We used an intention to treat model to define the study group.

In the present study, we analyzed stage III non-squamous NSCLC cases that were consecutively collected over a 10-year period, and all the patients were treated according to defined CRT protocols at a single hospital.

Before randomization, which was stratified by center, the treating physician was required to define a target SBP.

After enrolment but before randomisation, the treating physician was required to define a target SBP ±20 mm Hg (defined as the target range (TR)).

One of the main end points was to describe accurately the characteristics of patients treated for NSCLC and to define their prognosis.

At the end of the study, at least 13 objective responses out of the 42 patients treated should be observed, to define the experimental treatment active.

Via a web interface, the existing statistics module prompts the user to specify which experimental groups are to be compared (e.g. treated versus control) or to define any custom comparison of interest.