Sentence examples for using the narrow definition from inspiring English sources

The results with the broad definition were similar to those obtained using the narrow definition (i.e., restricted to seizure or coma).

A 2001 study in the United Kingdom reported 16.8 autistic children per 10,000 using the narrow definition and 62.6 per 10,000 using the broader definition (Chakrabarti and Fombonne 2001).

This is not the case  when using the narrow definition which the author has adopted (which is stated as "any scholarly review mechanism providing disclosure of author and referee identities to one another at any point during the peer review or publication process" and thus does not explicitly include the possibility that peer-review comments will be made public upon publication).

On a typical day, using the narrowest definition of joint leisure, the husband and the wife enjoy on average 5 and 4 h of separate leisure activities, respectively, while over 2.5 h are spent on leisure activities done together.

Using the narrowest definition of joint leisure, the husband on average enjoys 5 h of leisure activities on his own on a typical day, while the wife spends 4 h of leisure on her own.

The primary analysis used the narrowest definition of the time window for influenza-related events, which should have the greatest specificity for the outcomes of interest, corresponding to calendar weeks 4 7 inclusive in 2006 2007 and weeks 52 54 and 1 7 for the subsequent 2 influenza seasons.

In keeping with the population-based reports above and the registries, the prevalence of IPF was estimated at 54 per 100 000 adults using the broad case definition and 17 per 100 000 adults using the narrow case definition.

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis incidence for 2000 was estimated to be 25 per 100 000 per year using the broad case definition and 10 per 100 000 per year using the narrow case definition.

Using the narrow RP definition, we identified a significant interaction between older age and the presence of RP on all-cause mortality.

Using the narrow case definition, three MSM who were TP PCR positive with primary syphilis who were initially seronegative but later seroconverted to syphilis (cases 1 3 in Table 2) were categorized as not having syphilis.

In practice, for exposures not covered by CAREX, there was rarely a good alternative estimate of the proportions in the workplace exposed; estimates of the number of people employed in a relevant occupation using the narrowest possible definition of this occupation (from the Labour Force Survey) or industry (Census of Employment or Labour Force Survey) were then used.