Sentence examples for a useful definition from inspiring English sources

This gives us a useful definition of 'weak' versus 'strong' institutions.

13– 16 However, due to limitations in availability, accuracy, and reproducibility of current drug-susceptibility methods, the adoption of a useful definition beyond the one currently used for XDR-TB is precluded.

The overall results allowed a useful definition of the electrochemical activity of MnO2.

But to make his point, he has to have a useful definition of strategy that is truly distinct from marketing.

The multi-layer model yields a useful definition for the reaction boundary layer and provides a comparison among different membrane kinetic configurations for membrane design purposes.

However, innovation can involve plenty of clever gadgets and gizmos.One way to arrive at a useful definition is to rule out what innovation is not.

A more useful definition would include a range of jazz's many improvisational children.

"McCarthyism" could have a truly useful definition: the calculated and unprincipled use of mendacious allegations for political purposes.

However, a more useful definition of 'pre-eruptive' might require the demonstration of a causal link to the eruption.

Yet, a fully useful definition of fatigue would require that all relevant factors be considered.

Diminished diuretic response is common in patients with acute heart failure, although a clinically useful definition is lacking.