Sentence examples for using alternative definitions of from inspiring English sources
But the authors don't replicate their finding using alternative definitions of poverty.
To look into this issue we run the simulations using alternative definitions of pre- and post-SS lifetime labor incomes, which exclude employer and employee contributions.
First, for the NIS, we examined using alternative definitions of access: 1) Removing cases age less than 18 out of total surgical discharges; 2) Removing all transplant Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs) and any craniotomy DRGs; and 3) limiting discharges to only hip and knee surgery procedures (DRG 209, 471, 503, 544, 471, or 545) and mean cost per discharge based on the definition.
Correlation coefficients remained low when we conducted sensitivity analyses using alternative definitions of EBV miRNA positivity.
Our findings should thus be validated in other datasets, using alternative definitions of exposure, before the construction of a public health intervention programme is considered.
The impacts of using alternative definitions of osteoporosis on hospital LOS and cost estimates, however, should be addressed in future studies.
Our results are also similar if we use alternative definitions of selectivity tiers.
Recent studies have used alternative definitions of "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" noise in characterizing multivariate signaling dynamics (Selimkhanov et al., 2014).
We acknowledge that there is no established definition of what constitutes clinically significant insulin resistance, in particular for the young age-group studied; however, similar results were obtained using alternative definitions to signify the highest extent of insulin resistance.
Supplementary table 1 provides the results of the post hoc analyses using alternative definitions for delirium.
Using the MSKCC definition, approximately two-thirds of patients (n=650) in these three trials were considered to have either intermediate or poor prognosis and could be considered, using alternative definitions, to be unsuitable for treatment with IFN.
