Sentence examples for using our definition of from inspiring English sources
The objective of this study was to analyze complications following fibular free flap (FFF) transfer for mandibular reconstruction using our definition of postoperative complications.
The average patient A of the Caprie study and our patient B are compared using our definition of fuzzy similarity and fuzzy comparison, F Sim (A, B) and F Comp (A, B).
Using our definition of helix helix interactions and observed topology, there are totally 85 interacting helical pairs from 14 polytopic protein chains in the independent test set.
Using our definition of peer-victimization, 19.8% of all students were frequently victimized (12% of male students, 7.8% of female students).
Using our definition of CR and non-CR according to whether they had relapsed after CBZ treatment, 63 patients were placed in the CR group and 66 patients in the non-CR group.
However, using our definition of regular aspirin use, we observed a markedly decreased risk of colorectal cancer and adenoma in this same population (Giovannucci et al, 1994), consistent with other studies.
Blood flow to tumours from control saline-treated animals tended to be higher at the edge compared to the centre of tumour, but when analysed using our definitions of periphery and centre (Materials and Methods and Figure 5), this difference was not statistically significant.
The second category of limitations concerns the measures used: our definition of 'clinically significant emotional distress' was based on a self-rated questionnaire and not on a clinical interview.
We used our definition of mental health literacy [ 13, 18] that is composed of 4 constructs addressing three outcomes: mental health knowledge (including knowledge about positive mental health (construct 1) and knowledge about mental illness and treatments (construct 2)), stigma/attitudes towards mental illness, and help-seeking, to define our search scope.
Using our definition for progression 43 out of 189 patients (22.8%) were considered to have developed radiographic progression of hip osteoarthritis after two years of follow-up (Table 1).
One should strictly use our definitions of secondary HLH/MAS (having suspected or proven infection and no family history or parental consanguinity, being 2 years old or older, having no central nervous system involvement, and having no prior history of HLH) when considering the applicability of our findings to one's practice.
