Sentence examples for and in the definition from inspiring English sources
Differences in study size, study population, and in the definition of what constitutes aspiration pneumonia may account for these markedly divergent results.
Additionally, prevalence should be incorporated into the design and analysis of validation studies for in vitro test methods and in the definition of testing strategies.
The message may be a legitimate one in these times of identity crisis, but it is deeply troubling and potentially dangerous in its double reductionism in the historical approach, and in the definition of European identity.
The art of a PPP resides in the allocation of risks of the project and in the definition of the framework, principles, and rules to deal with change, because it will occur.
This process has practical implications for wildlife conservation, aiding in the identification of key resources for animals and in the definition of scales relevant to the proposal of practical conservation actions.
Inconsistent discrete expressions in the boundary treatment of Navier Stokes solvers and in the definition of force objective functionals can lead to discrete-adjoint boundary treatments that are not a valid representation of the boundary conditions to the corresponding adjoint partial differential equations.
Frequently occurring concepts included in these definitions and explanations of crisis were synthesized and included in the definition and operational framework.
Poorly defined outcomes and variables; lack of standardization in data collection; and variations in the definition, measurement, and treatment of wounds also hamper clinical studies.
Taken together, our results describe the role of Cdk8, Cdk9, and Smad3 in the definition and formation of SEs.
The Tanahashi framework permits variation and flexibility in the definition and estimation of coverage.
Further validation is required and modifications in the definition and staging of AKI can be expected [ 5].
