Sentence examples for using the traditional definition from inspiring English sources
Patients were stratified by lactate clearance using the traditional definition (>10% decrease in serum lactate) as well as a novel definition (second lactate < 4mmol/L) and compared.
We undertook a multicenter study to compare outcomes for patients who meet criteria for VAC compared to those who meet criteria for VAP using the traditional definition of the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Using the traditional definition of 95% credibility interval, there is a 95% probability that the true treatment effect, in this case, the odds ratio, lies within this interval [ 20].
For three-coordination, a zero valence vector sum implies a unique set of O−C−O angles, and he shows that the observed angles are better reproduced using eq 46 than using the traditional definition.
It would be interesting to see how these measures compare with the valence vector sum calculated using the traditional definition described earlier, and what sums would be found around some of the heavier ions such as Tl+ and Pb2+ in which the lone pairs show a full range of stereoactivity.
Alternatively, we also used a longitudinal approach grouping all possible triplets of consecutive visits by individual to compare the results of the new approach with those obtained using the traditional definition of persistence (ie two consecutive positive visits) (Zeger and Liang, 1986).
Back in 1999 he voted for a bill modernising marital benefits and obligations that used the traditional definition of marriage.
But the president can't issue an executive order to change the tax code, for instance, which uses the traditional definition of marriage.
We used the traditional definition of Medicare FFS coverage (persons with both Parts A and B coverage).
By the way, I use the traditional definition of "transgender," which is an umbrella term for anyone who crosses gender lines, including the drag queens so hated by the separatists.
A further limitation in using the traditional sepsis definition is the requirement for a core temperature measurement.
