Sentence examples for conditions definition from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see that ((X,M,ast) ) satisfies all the conditions Definition 2.5(a), Definition 2.5(b), Definition 2.5(c) and Definition 2.5 d).

The results showed the importance to performs 3D finite element modeling for a proper carcass design and collapse assessment, calibration of the length of the finite element models and boundary conditions definition in order to obtain reliable results and computer time optimization.

Based on these discussions, Morita and Kawashima [21] organized the definitions of sustainable development as they appeared in major literature into the following categories: "Definition that emphasizes natural conditions," "Definition emphasizing fairness among generations," and "High-level perspectives such as social justice and quality of life".

Maternal morbidity: There were four women with severe maternal morbidity (peripartum hysterectomy) who met the AMOSS notifiable conditions definition who were also reported in the SAE reports between 2009 and 2012.

Remark 3 If α ′ ( a ) ≥ β ′ ( a ) and the inequalities α ′ ( a ) ≥ x ′ ( a ) ≥ β ′ ( a ) hold for a solution x of the boundary value problem (1 - 2), then the compactness condition (Definition 4) can be weakened.

No patient was in immunosuppression condition (definition shown below Table  1), and 5 patients (11.1%) had no underlying diseases.

Further adjustment for health setting, country, condition definition and SF-12 or SF-36 format had minimal influence on the magnitude of associations with OA, but the association for RA became non-significant (Table  1).

BL and JLW helped with initial conceptual guidance, aided in condition definitions, and revised it critically for important intellectual content.

COW provided many of the condition definitions, contributed to the statistical analysis and interpretation of data, and revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.

Such problems are common to all similar database studies and this study's approach has been to be pragmatic and transparent, with full condition definitions published.

Likewise, those who are self-managing or unaware of their condition (definitions 1 and 2) are also outside the health system, but may be included once appropriate services are in place.