Sentence examples for using standard definitions of from inspiring English sources

Using standard definitions of heuristic accuracy and abstractness, we prove that heuristic accuracy decreases inversely with abstractness.

Seizures were identified using standard definitions of EEG seizure.

We identified medical conditions based on the patient's primary care record, using standard definitions of Read codes where available.

In addition to using standard definitions of ghostwriting, researchers and authors should ensure that cited evidence of ghostwriting is reported accurately without unwarranted generalisations.

Cohen's d effect sizes were calculated, and interpreted using standard definitions of "small" where absolute effect size (AES) value |d| = 0.0-0.4 0.0-0.4mediumre |d| = 0.5-0.7 and "large" where |d| ≥ 0.8 [ 22].

In addition, using standard definitions of remission employed in clinical trials for other vasculitides, a total of 7 of 11 patients fulfilled remission criteria at their latest follow-up examination.

We included evidence from cross-sectional and prospective cohort studies of adults that used standard definitions of T2D [11], adjusted for at least age, sex and BMI (excluded studies n = 1).

All hospitals used standard definitions of catheter related bloodstream infections provided by the CDC. 12 Our analysis included hospital teaching status (binary variable) and bed size (continuous variable) to show any effect on distribution of catheter days.

In contrast, the current study used standard definitions of weight categories (using both BMI and WC cut points) (30, 31), vitamin D status based on serum 25(OH D concentration (3), insulin resistance (27), and type 2 diabetes diagnosis (24) based on laboratory reports.

This study used standard definitions of CMD and related constructs, and we acknowledge that there is a considerable debate about the trans-cultural relevance of such definitions and also about the differentiation between CMD and what might be termed situational distress.

Given that the Gøtzsche et al 30 study has been downloaded more than 3000 times since publication 69 and cited repeatedly as evidence not only of ghost authorship but also of ghostwriting, 40 44464848 it would have been illuminating if the authors had included an estimate of the prevalence of ghostwriting using standard definitions for comparison.