Sentence examples for defined internationally from inspiring English sources

This figure is already lower than the threshold between water-stressed and scarce areas defined internationally to 1000 m3/capita/year.

This method achieved the best possible case capture to report all drowning cases as defined internationally.

In the usage of navigation, distance-measuring equipment (DME) denotes a specific system, defined by internationally accepted standards.

Not by coincidence, Philipp Hildebrand, vice president of the Swiss National Bank, noted on a June 18 speech: "The lack of any clearly defined and internationally coordinated wind-down procedure contributes to a de facto obligation on the part of the state to provide assistance to these institutions".

CMV EOD was defined using internationally agreed criteria including histological demonstration of inclusion bodies and/or positivity for CMV proteins by immunostaining, with the exception of CMV retinitis which was diagnosed ophthalmologically (17).

It is important that any such measure incorporates all dimensions of sexual dysfunction, as defined by internationally accepted diagnostic criteria, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-5 [ 15] and International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, ICD-10 [ 16].

Outcomes were defined by internationally recognised criteria [ 8] and included overall survival (OS), relapse-free survival (RFS), death in complete remission (DCR), cumulative incidence of relapse (CIR), induction death (ID), resistant disease (RD) and response.

Or does it forge from various pasts, Asian and Western, a new, genetically altered work that anticipates the hybridity that defines art internationally today?

Research is necessary to define an internationally accepted diagnosis of chronic mercury intoxication, to fully understand the progress of the disease (remission, duration, mortality), to determine its severity in comparison to other diseases (DW), and to verify the number of the exposed and diseased population.

"We are engaged in a defensive war which is internationally defined as legal".

The proceedings use the "best practices" of similar tribunals around the world and have established a number of good practices for domestic tribunals trying internationally defined crimes.