Sentence examples for be defined by response from inspiring English sources

The Operating Basis Earthquake shall be defined by response spectra.

The vibratory ground motion produced by the Safe Shutdown Earthquake shall be defined by response spectra corresponding to the maximum vibratory accelerations at the elevations of the foundations of the nuclear power plant structures determine pursuant to paragraph (a)(1) of section V.

So effective were PPIs in treating GORD that enthusiasts in the clinical community proposed that GORD be defined by response (or failure of response) to PPI therapy. 1 Fortunately, that sentiment has since receded and the ultimate lesson from PPI therapy was in the limitations of their clinical usefulness.

In nonresected/nonoperation cases (n = 19), the tumor size of rectal cancer was defined by Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors 11.

A subgroup analysis of patients eligible for hormone therapy at second line was defined by response to hormone therapy of ≥6 months in the previous line of therapy, no significant metastasis progression, and/or no visceral crisis or brain metastases.

Bronchitis was defined by responses to the Medical Research Council bronchitis questionnaire 19 and angina according to the Rose questionnaire.

Symptoms of intermittent claudication were defined by responses to the Edinburgh Claudication Questionnaire (ECQ) completed at the time of blood sampling as previously described [ 15].

Appointed chairman of Shell UK in 2004, Smith immediately recognised his tenure would be defined by his response to climate change.

What Brown, Merkel, and Sarkozy all have in common is that they do not want to be defined by their response to America — either unduly faithful, as with Blair, or unduly hostile, as Chirac became.

By the summer of 1963, however, he realised that his presidency might come to be defined by his response to the racial crisis.

"The next chapter will largely be defined by his response".