Using a conventional definition of responder as those who achieve at least a 30% reduction on the CY-BOCS; we estimated response rates of 70%, 40%, and 10% for MM+CBT, MM+I-CBT, and MM, respectively.
Due to the age of the cases, many were still wearing diapers and the frequency of diarrhea using a conventional definition such as more than three loose stools within 24 hours may have been difficult to establish.
However, for the application of this method it is necessary to evaluate the rule-based model definition and to use a conventional ODE model as the starting point.
The first model used a conventional Gaussian definition, with motion beyond two standard deviations (2sd) from the reference mean at each segment considered diagnostic of rotational LSMD and translational LSMD.
A widely-watched gauge of consumer confidence this week dropped to its lowest level since the spring of 2009, when the economy was gripped by recession using any conventional definition.
We have approached the data using a conventional between-subjects Gaussian definition of abnormality (2sd from a reference mean), and have also proposed a novel definition of lumbar segmental mobility disorders using a normalised within-subjects contribution-to-total-motion model.
Because some of it resists such a conventional definition.
It follows that the Euclidean axiom of distance is not exclusively a conventional definition in the linguistic sense, rather, it is a "disguised definition" or an "apparent hypothesis".
A conventional definition of a 'terrorist' is someone who harnesses violence and intimidation for political purposes.
It wouldn't have been possible to make the ultra-high-definition display using a conventional backplane, says Sangheon Kenneth Koo, director of LCD marketing at Samsung Semiconductor.
