Sentence examples for defines the condition of from inspiring English sources

Interdependence defines the condition of humankind today more clearly than at any other time in human history," Benn argues.

A value of Sset = 1 consequently defines the condition of half-coverage to a good approximation (see Eq. (7)).

Regarding this, "Rule of Case Reason" (2011) points out that the amended "Rules of Case Reasons of Civil Cases" should not be seen as equivalent to Item 119 of "Civil Law", which defines the conditions of admission.

The tests may be most useful in defining the condition of people at intermediate risk levels, he said.

The thrillers, the children's books for the eight-to-12-year-old market, the series of novels I once planned which define the condition of the postmodern, post-divorce, pre-menopausal woman, all unstarted because I haven't the faintest idea how to write anything apart from biographies.

First, this was a cross-sectional study, BP was evaluated at only one visit; therefore, we did not diagnose hypertension, and only defined the condition of elevated BP.

Parent stresses that he is defining the condition of privacy, as a moral value for people who prize individuality and freedom, and not a moral or legal right to privacy.

The medical diagnostic codes that are selected to define the condition of interest are regarded as items.

In 1982, Braunwald and Kloner first defined the condition of "stunned myocardium," as a reversible postischemic myocardial dysfunction [ 50].

Another limitation of the instrument used to diagnose periodontal disease is the difficulty in defining the condition of the periodontium because of its complexity.

Therefore, the extent of disease in one section of a vessel does not necessarily define the condition of the entire vessel.