Sentence examples for Newly established definition from inspiring English sources

The study included a 12-month double-blind phase to assess remission rates, with a 6-month treatment-free follow-up period for patients still in remission after 52 weeks to assess the maintenance of remission after cessation of the treatment, and employed a newly established definition for clinical remission in collagenous colitis.

The incidence of horizontal semicircular canal BPPV (HSC-BPPV) is reported to range between 10 and 42.7% as the BPPV definition has been newly established and nystagmus recording techniques have advanced in recent years [ 3].

Presently, there are no established definitions of 'meal replacement' or PMR plans.

(Jacobi, 1812 25) Since the turn of the century, he had begun to attract to his side such younger figures as F. D. E. Schleiermacher, J. F. Fries, and F. Bouterwek — newly established academics whose thought he had inspired but who, in turn, influenced his final definition of the nature of reason.

This is a survey study on a sample of newly established small businesses with less than 50 employees (based on Iranians Ministry of industries, commerce and mines definition of small business) and less than 3 years old (based on GEM's definition of new established businesses) (Bosma et al. [2009]) all are located in Eshteharda industrial sector.

the newly established Jewish Palestine.

We're a small NGO, newly established.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley also have newly established surveillance programs.

The newly established China Anti-Doping Agency has promised rigorous oversight.

and chief of the Dept.'s newly established Poison Control Center.

West of the railway is a newly established industrial zone.