Sentence examples for whereby we considered from inspiring English sources

Subsequent definitions whereby we considered participants as non-exposed immediately after the expected duration and definitions that allowed for a 14 day "grace period" 24 did not appreciably change our results and are otherwise not presented.

Thirdly, we modified our definition of exposure whereby we considered patients as unexposed to the drug of interest for all future periods if they stopped using the drug for at least two consecutive periods (that is, restarting of drugs was not allowed).

We considered two situations whereby α = 0 in the absence of a covariate effect and α = 1 in the presence of a covariate effect.

In the event of macrophage necrosis, we considered a different scenario whereby only already activated macrophages can kill these bacilli in the late-log phase.

As this estimate might well be conservative, we considered an alternative scenario whereby this cost was assumed to be that of a single consultation with a general practitioner (£25.50), on the optimistic assumption that women identified as depressed by a formal identification method would be referred to a general practitioner, who would then immediately make the correct diagnosis.

In this paper, we focus on demarcating the domain where a model is considered validated, whereby we extend an existing methodology for static systems to dynamic systems.

The horizontal and slant range differences are considered in our algorithm whereby we presume that all nodes cannot be located in same horizontal plane.

For low reliability, a uniform random distribution was applied whereby the considered boundaries (a, b) are 85%% of the minimum value among all simulated actual travel times and 115%% of the maximum value among all simulated actual travel times (see Table 1).

In [7], a cost comparison for Croatian villages is made between wireline (DSL) and wireless (WiMAX) access, favouring the former, whereby the considered density is close to the 150 inhabitants/km2 which the UN has defined as an upper limit to what can be defined as a rural setting.

However, beyond this there were no critical reflections whereby authors considered their own role in the research process.

However, the interactive training sessions, whereby participants considered their own death, appeared powerful in changing attitudes and behaviours amongst community nursing and care home staff.