Sentence examples for define signs from inspiring English sources

What was their common guiding brief and how did it define signs of "extremism" and "radicalisation"?

'The general problem', it continued, 'is closely related to that of the maintenance of morale' – trained observers might be able to define signs of civilian unrest, which in turn would inform official policy and propaganda (Zuckerman, 'First Note', 1941: 1941

Since it is impossible in a family medicine setting to define signs and symptoms that prove the presence of myocardial problems, [ 6] gut feelings may contribute to the family physician's medical decision-making.

The Court noted that while UETA defines "electronic signature," it does not define "sign".

Specifications of typical signals obtained in practice, or well-defined random time series as a basis for generation of test signals, with defined signs of acceleration would enable identical excitations in time domain and could reduce the variability of results caused by the non-linearity of the seat human system.

Use of ICD-9 codes in Clostridium infection has moderate to superior sensitivity of 71 78% compared to other infective conditions [3] [5], probably due to the well defined signs, symptoms and diagnostic methods for a case definition [11].

Asterisk marks questions which defined signs of radiological loosening.

IMCI guidelines are built around a series of simple questions, and easily recognised and defined signs and symptoms [ 12- 14], with emphasis on nutrition, health promotion and counselling.

We defined signs of small vessel disease on non-contrast CT as the presence of white matter lesions, or an infarct in basal ganglia, thalamus, or posterior fossa.

The approach of using simple, defined signs and symptoms to assess a child gave practitioners clarity and confidence in their practise.

Participants who present with clinically defined signs and symptoms of peritonitis, as listed in Table 1, that fulfil the inclusion and exclusion criteria will be eligible for the study.