Sentence examples for as we define it from inspiring English sources

It's all about the ecosystem; the "smart speaker market" doesn't matter and never will as we define it now.

Success, as we define it, will be an answer to the question".

Simply adding an extra blade to provide one more shaving surface isn't an example of multiplication, as we define it.

Photography as we define it started with an image by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 or 1827.

Ambiguity, as we define it here, is the idea that there are many plausible answers to policy problems.

Bias, as we define it, occurs when two groups of people act identically but are treated differently.

Although not identical, AGD in pups is most similar to AGD as we defined it in this study.

Disease burden (as we defined it) may in itself constitute a substantial portion of any patient's assessment of health status and physical functioning.

Fourth, the age-adjusted prevalence of the atherogenic lipid triad, as we defined it, decreased significantly only among adults with prediabetes and normoglycemia.

If defined (as we defined it) as either a serum ferritin of < 100 ng/ml or the combination of serum ferritin of 100-300 ng/ml and %TSat of <20%, it was found in 11/12 (91.6%) of the cases.

However, as the recent trial by Scales and colleagues showed, a network of hospitals for quality improvement purposes need not be constrained by common ownership, as we defined it in this study [ 41].