Sentence examples for construct a definition from inspiring English sources

Resulting from these partial trust measures, we may construct a definition of combination of these types of trust.

Aristotle offers a test for ambiguity: try to construct a definition that encompasses both meanings and posit an ambiguity only if you fail.

What is surprising is that neither did these studies attempt to construct a definition, in the specific context of headache care, as a prerequisite for developing indicators of it.

An ENM constructs a definition of the niche of an individual species in ecological (variable) space and predicts its potential geographic distribution through the analysis of relationships between combinations of environmental variables (e.g., temperature, precipitation, and elevation derived from digital maps or satellite data) and species' locality data [8].

From the accepted statements at the end of the modified Delphi process the study management group constructed a definition of CBE which was emailed to the Delphi panel.

The government has moved to exclude small-scale bloggers from the threat of media regulation, and will hold a miniconsultation with the newspaper industry on how best to construct a workable definition of the bloggers that need to be protected.

But Mabey enriches the notion that "context is everything" by raising the issue of whether it is possible to construct a biological definition of weeds, and questioning where they might belong in the "ecological scheme of things".

The government has been holding a consultation on how best to construct a workable definition of small-scale online services, after concerns were raised that bloggers and tweeters may be caught by rules designed to apply primarily to larger news organisations.

Jablonka's aim is to construct a general definition of information that recognizes different types of information associated with different ways of acquiring, replicating, and transmitting information through space and time (Jablonka 2002).

20 In practice, more than one cause of nipple or breast pain is commonly present, 6 which makes it difficult to construct a case definition for 'breast thrush' for research purposes.

The goals of the first International Chapel Hill Consensus Conference on the Nomenclature of Systemic Vasculitides (CHCC1994) were to reach consensus on names for the most common forms of vasculitis and furthermore to construct a specific definition for each form [ 4].