Sentence examples for use a standardized definition from inspiring English sources

Clinical staff did not use a standardized definition for recording adverse events, and there was no supplemental documentation for what adverse event occurred.

Therefore, using a standardized definition in the registry may improve future research.

We used a standardized definition of contamination [ 16].

Our findings represent the most recent data on incidence and mortality of septic shock from France, using a standardized definition of septic shock [ 35] combined with hypoperfusion criteria, as defined in the PROWESS-SHOCK study [ 24].

A recent population-based survey conducted in a rural area in Northern China (Wuchuan, Inner Mongolia) [ 13] and using a standardized definition of knee pain and knee radiographs provided initial evidence that knee OA prevalence or disease presentation observed in North America or Europe may not be directly extrapolated to rural communities in less-developed regions of the world.

The current situation has evolved where "frailty" is used without a standardized definition, measured in a variety of ways and for a range of purposes [ 10].

Strengths are the use of large population-based datasets, the combination of data collected from three high-immigration countries and the use of a standardized definition of the outcome based on ICD-10 diagnostic codes and migrant groups.

An extension of this re-analysis with the POET data set, using a standardized case definition, confirmed that the original difference in case definition was not the cause of the observed AOM efficacy difference.

First, we used a standardized case definition of intussusception [ 8].

A national study is required using a standardized case definition to verify our results.

This is currently the largest survey of childhood intussusception in Asia using a standardized case definition.