Sentence examples for usual indices from inspiring English sources
The indices that were compared to include our previous index derived from a PH model (i.e. calculated according to the same approach than with ω(t i) = 1, [ 1]) and other most usual indices: Allison's index [ 3], its modified version [ 5], Nagelkerke [ 4] and Xu and O'Quigley's [ 6] indices.
The throat tone A-flat key was positioned very low and clearly intended to be operated by the left hand middle finger instead of the usual index finger.
The maximum acceleration of the car body is a usual index used to measure the comfort a vehicle and the unloading factor is often utilized to weigh the safety of the vehicle.
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The same strategy was used to assess our secondary objectives, namely, the performance of the usual urinary indices in these patients and the performance of the usual urinary indices and of FeUrea in the subgroup of patients receiving diuretics.
The secondary objectives were to evaluate the performance of the usual urinary indices in these patients and to evaluate the performance of the usual urinary indices and FeUrea in the subgroup of patients receiving diuretics.
Nevertheless, taking these factors into account, and although the usual urinary indices were able to differentiate transient from persistent AKI, the accuracy of the indices was poor and none of them were independently associated with the diagnosis of persistent AKI, indicating a need to identify other biomarkers.
The variations of the usual noise indices (maximum noise level, equivalent noise level due to the passing by of the vehicle) with the different parameters concerned, as determined by the modal, are considered and such variations compared with experimental results.
However, its computation requires estimates for the α s and β s and thus is not as straightforward as in the case of usual bibliometric indices.
In summary, we found that FeUrea and the usual urinary indices performed poorly in separating transient from persistent AKI in an unselected population of critically ill patients.
A recent review underlined the lack of evidence supporting the use of usual urinary indices in critically ill patients and in patients with sepsis [ 15].
