Sentence examples for be redefined so as from inspiring English sources
In the original validation study of the English version, Gartland and co-workers [ 22] reported a much higher Cronbach's alpha coefficient for this scale (.70), suggesting either that the construct in question needs to be redefined so as to adapt it to the Spanish context, or that the items of this scale need to be reworded.
The word mostly vanished until the 1990s, when it was redefined so as to describe middle-class youths with an interest in "the alternative".
"The protection of religion, thought, belief and conscience must be protected if marriage is redefined so as to be in conflict with deeply held views of many Australians," the association said.
should be redefined so that sections Triandrae and Urbanianae (= subgenus Pleuradenia), as well as a few additional species (S. bangongensis, S. qinghaiensis, S. sericocarpa, and S. songarica), are excluded from it.
As Drucilla Cornell, an advocate of a procedural approach explains, "social equality [should be] redefined so as to serve freedom" (Cornell 1998, xii) because "there is nothing more fundamental for a human being" (17; see also Cudd 2004, 51 52).
For example block level elements can be redefined as inline elements so that extra lines will not be placed between them.
ΘR should then be redefined as the heart's outer boundary, excluding ΘL so that Eq. 16 still holds.
Will the characteristics of a leader be redefined just as the office is getting redefined?
Critics said the rules were so vague that all sorts of activities would simply be redefined as climate change spending.
So, maybe our 'concept' of what dose actually means in ICU patients needs to be redefined.
