Sentence examples for using a uniform definition from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive evaluation using a uniform definition and methodology is needed to obtain the full picture.

Using a uniform definition of serious bleeding to analyze the findings of the various studies, they demonstrate a consistent rate of serious bleeding of 2.4% but conclude that this adverse effect is outweighed by the drug's benefits in patients with severe sepsis who are at high risk for death.

On the other side, although, in the field of neonatology, the concept of "clinical sepsis" is widely used, a uniform definition of this common diagnosis is lacking, as is a standard criterion for the inclusion or exclusion of probable/suspected sepsis from the analysis [ 38].

Quality assurance during research and development is linked with development progress and by necessity the extent of quality assurance required will change depending on the methods used, making a uniform definition difficult.

[9] JSON-LD allows data to be transmitted with meaning, that is, the "@context" section of a JSON-LD document is used to provide aliases to the names of data reported and link them to ontological definitions using a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI often a Uniform Resource Locator (URL).

The data were collected using a uniform questionnaire.

Switching times were generated using a uniform distribution.

The agencies have agreed not to apply a uniform definition of market-making to all varieties of securities.

UNICEF should encourage donors in Nepal to apply a uniform definition of DAG groups with the framework of LGCDP.

This definition of GRAB does not use a single uniform definition as in local binary patterns, but it combines, in a more meaningful way, multiple different neighborhood rules.

However, the wide concept of an obstetric near miss has delayed the adoption of a uniform definition and various criteria have been used in different studies: severity of illness, scoring of symptoms, grading of organ dysfunction and management-based classification.