Sentence examples for defined definition from inspiring English sources

In this sense, six phases will be defined: definition, design, manufacturing, installation, exploitation and dismantling.

All the diagnostic criteria of the clinical complications were consistent with the previously defined definition.

Health risk-based metrics are a useful tool for the development of a clearly defined definition of a heatwave event.

First, we estimated the number of potential cases that would be identified using each administratively defined definition assuming that 1,000 potential cases would be found by the most liberal definition (definition 1).

These items frequently addressed issues involving data analyses, external validity of results and sample selection that were specific to diagnostic studies (whether the diagnostic criteria were defined, definition of the "gold" standard, the calculation of sensitivity and specificity) (Tables 1 and 2).

16 All investigations conducted so far on this issue are limited by the study of selected groups, either institutionalised or clinic patients, in addition to methodological shortcomings, such as self-report of crimes, poorly defined definition of crime type and poorly defined control groups.

This is the first study to use locally defined definitions to investigate the relationship between heatwaves and mortality in different Australian cities.

It is important to note that priority can not be invoked because, at the time of this writing, there is no official starting date for the validity of phylogenetically defined definitions.

Defining 'Definition' A movie buff might be annoyed at the black bars at the top and bottom of the screen when watching a wide-screen film on a 4 3 set.

It is easy to show that the generalized multivalued contraction defined in Definition 1.12 is an example of the cone generalized multivalued contraction defined in Definition 2.1.

Definition 5 Let X be an invex set (with respect to η) of R n as defined in Definition 3.