In Moscow, unable to find a job, he had obtained a license to sell "fine art," and, applying a lenient definition of the term, cast zodiac pendants out of gypsum for sale at weekend markets.
However, even with a lenient definition for systematic reviews, such reports of animal studies were relatively infrequent considering the large amount of research funding in this field.
The Denver Broncos used a more lenient definition: Elway got credit for leading a comeback if the Broncos were tied in the fourth quarter.
A post hoc/secondary analysis was undertaken, in which a more lenient definition of missing cells was used to identify study participants with at least one non-episode or who were LBP free for at least four weeks at the end of the study.
We found that these relationships persisted when we employed a more lenient definition of RW (accepting any instance of an asthma diagnosis).
Therefore, we also used a more lenient definition, 'mild HE', defined as the presence of at least one of the following symptoms or combinations: redness and itch, redness and scaling, itch and scaling, fissures and redness, fissures and itch, fissures and scaling, vesicles, or papules, all irrespective of duration or recurrence.
In the more lenient definition of science (scienza, Wissenschaft) found in Continental languages, it is, because it has a recognizable body of practitioners and generally accepted protocols for validating its claims to truth.
The proportion of children with RW5 using our strict definition was 4.6%, but increased to 10.3% when using the more lenient definition; however, the overall trends in the data remained consistent.
According to the lenient definition of adequate rate control suggested by RACE-II and proposed in the 2010 ESC guidelines, the vast majority of patients enrolled in the PREFER in AF were adequately rate controlled (Table 3 ).
Odds ratios were calculated for two models: one including the more lenient definitions of LBP and headache and another including the persistent types of LBP and headache.
Our lenient definitions of substance use (i.e., fairly low levels of the considered risk behaviors) may reflect experimentation more than sustained substance use in some cases, and may be regarded as a normal aspect of adolescent development in some instances [ 6- 8].
