Sentence examples similar to a modification in definitions from inspiring English sources

With the expansion of trade in the 13th century, however, the demand for credit increased, necessitating a modification in the definition of the term.

The proportion of home injuries and the gender ratio were similar in both studies, however, the higher injury rate might also have resulted from a modification in the definition and from the mobilisation of community members to undertake the data collection.

"Obviously we've seen a modification in the art market," he added.

This difference calls for a modification of the definitions of the virtues from Book IV.

I conclude the review by arguing for a modification to the definition of death itself, in which the brain dead are dead, but not on the merits of the traditional biologic justification.

Insofar as the computation of the YI is concerned, in those situations where a significant effect of age was detected on the accuracy of HOMA-IR, a modification of the usual definition was used, which takes covariates into account.

This situation is called multiple hypotheses testing and requires a modification of the p-value definition.

To continue the solution will need a modification of the notion of solution introduced in Definition 2.1.

That requires an overhaul in definitions.

These criteria represent a modification of the ATP-III definition for the metabolic syndrome [ 18].

A modification of the effective net area and failure stress definitions is proposed.