Sentence examples for an overarching definition from inspiring English sources

So before we could focus on how to improve self-awareness, we needed to synthesize these findings and create an overarching definition.

Simpson was looking for an overarching definition that would avoid competition with other species concepts, and he felt the criterion of reproductive isolation was an unnecessary requirement given that many species, which might otherwise interbreed, had achieved the necessary separation to evolve independently.

Creating recognition of an overarching definition coupled with development of an internationally binding treaty protocol and a governance framework can lead to cooperation and potential for harmonized laws and regulations to effectively combat global health corruption (see Table  1).

In addition, there is no overarching definition of assimilation, as Jindal suggests.

The proposed overarching definition of GORD was 'a condition which develops when the reflux of stomach contents causes troublesome symptoms and/or complications'.

Herein we focus on "cryptic" species and define them according to Bickford's overarching definition: two or more distinct species that are erroneously classified under one species name [ 1].

In the case of the definitions and theory group, data summary and synthesis yielded an updated definition for "balance", and an overarching theoretical rationale for evaluating PtDAs according to this quality dimension (see below).

If we accept this definition it will comprise an overarching family of elements with different functional life-styles.

People were also driven by the clear definition of the goals and an overarching purpose; they could see how their collaboration would benefit a cause larger than that of any individual.

Therefore, real-world applications of our model would require it to be applied in the context of an overarching decision making framework that guides the decision making process from problem definition to final decision.

However, in the final analysis, with the exception of the occasional proposed example [ 3] of what would constitute inappropriate ICU admission, these definitions remain vague and are of little practical use in defining an overarching consensus on the standard of care.