Sentence examples for defining advances from inspiring English sources

These defining advances in trade, tax and transparency could lay the foundations of long-term growth and prosperity for generations to come.

In this latter critique, which is also true for liver biopsy, there is a risk of confusion between adjacent stages and intermediate stages or an absence of taking into account the prevalence of fibrosis stages defining advanced and non-advanced fibrosis [ 11, 12].

I don't know how they're defining "advanced", but it certainly isn't with speed, as TeliaSonera's LTE network delivers 43mbps 80mbps (thanks, Michael!) download speeds in Stockholm, while Verizon will only offer downloads at up to 12mbps (possibly less, if you don't opt for a high-speed plan).

Most of our study patients (73%) had CD4 count <200 cells/µl, which is considered as AIDS defining advanced stage.

13 Patients with AS presented with one of the following three criteria defining advanced and severe spinal ankylosis: (1) two intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the lumbar spine; (2) three intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the thoracic spine; or (3) two intervertebral adjacent bridges and/or fusion at the cervical spine.

We defined advanced neuroimaging any study beyond a non-contrast computed tomography (CT) study.

Thirty design principles in five categories were used to define advanced environmental design.

We defined advanced stage at diagnosis as diagnosis in stages III/IV.

13– 15 In the absence of an established definition of elderly patients regarding high-risk surgery, most studies defined advanced age as ≥70 years.

We defined advanced cases by a diagnosis of extraprostatic or metastatic cancer involving lymph nodes or other organs at first diagnosis of prostate cancer.

We further defined advanced CKD as patients with a creatinine level of more than 6 mg/dl with prescriptions of concomitant erythropoiesis-stimulating agents [ 23].