Sentence examples for a usable definition of from inspiring English sources

To be fair, he tries to offer a usable definition of the kind of culture he is talking about.

The presence of post-traumatic stress disorder or other long-term psychological suffering would therefore not constitute a usable definition for torture, because it would exclude many people who actually were severely physically tortured.

Subtracting administrative costs of 0.4% leaves a usable return of 5.5%.

What we want young people to have is a usable map of the past.

Out of a total of 2020 questionnaires sent out, 2013 were returned and 13 questionnaires were not usable yielding a usable number of 2000 questionnaires.

Responses were solicited until a usable sample of 2200 surveys had been received.

This resulted in a usable set of 92 normal and 100 abnormal radiographs.

At the same congressional hearing at which McIntyre testified, the head of West Virginia's Bureau of Public Health, Letitia Tierney, described the water as "usable," though she admitted that "everybody has a different definition of safe".

A total of 1215 surveys were distributed with a usable response rate of 382 (31.4%).

A total of 24,319 women completed the survey, with a usable response rate of 52%.

A clear definition of the concept of multimorbidity (i.e., one which is both understandable and usable for further collaborative research) is an important objective for a research network of this type.