Sentence examples for applied definition from inspiring English sources

The applied definition should cover them as well.

Where forming the grand coalition is not guaranteed, the following notation is applied: Definition 9. A (not necessarily superadditive) TU game G for a family F of coalitions is totally balanced if for every balanced collection of weights μ A, and for any A ∈ F, ∑ A ∈ F μ A · ν ( A ) ≤ max ψ ∈ Ψ ∑ A ∈ ψ ν ( A ). (13).

Depending on the applied definition, 9 34% of all HZ patients develop PHN.

However, there is a lack of a consistently applied definition of smoking and smoking cessation during pregnancy in epidemiological studies.

While a consistently applied definition does not exist in the literature, frailty is generally viewed as age-related decline associated with higher risk of adverse health outcomes [ 16].

Many team members had an applied definition of excellence that focused on improvement in health outcomes as the principle measure rather than the creation of a commercial product.

The ability to produce consistent data and well-understood, correctly applied definitions are critical steps in making sure that assessments are done fairly and evenly.

The name of the diagnosis finally made depends on the available diagnostic results and the applied definitions and classifications (of seizures and epilepsies) and its respective terminology.

Nevertheless, haemodynamic (22%%) and respiratory (29 %) instability according to the applied definitions were frequently recorded.

Another contributing cause may be that the applied definitions of synovitis were too sensitive.

We chose to focus on aMCI as this is one of the commonly applied definitions in clinical and research practice.