Sentence examples for controversial definition from inspiring English sources

The result was a new, controversial definition of art as an intellectual rather than a material process.

Section 2 introduces the issues surrounding the controversial definition of delusions, and some of the common distinctions between types of delusions are explained.

Controversial definition, resembles oligoarthritis but more often with dactylitis and involvement of both small and large joints F > M Systemic 4 17 Throughout childhood Arthritis and quotidian fever plus one or more of the following symptoms: characteristic rash, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, lymphadenopathy, serositis.

Even the term used obesity carries a controversial definition; the word "obese" is loaded with negative connotations.

The possibility of finding, or not finding, a species-specific repeat is partly determined by the controversial definition of bacterial species.

However, the pathological diagnosis of ARDS using lung biopsy was not included in the Berlin definition because of the controversial definition of the pathology and concern about surgical complications [ 9].

It is tempting to think that we can give a completely non-controversial definition of equal access to health care much as we can do for equality of income and reserve all controversy for debates about which departures from equality conform to acceptable principles of justice.

At last, even the controversial high definition video was just fine.

Dangerous and severe personality disorder is a controversial working definition for a small group of people posing a significant risk of very serious harm to others.

According to a recent, controversial change in definition, each of these subdivided populations can be called its own species.

This final step was the most controversial because the definition of a tangent to a convex, irregular surface might lead to inaccurate measures that are often difficult to replicate.