Sentence examples for defining among from inspiring English sources
The Organic Law of Universities came into force in 2001 in Spain for defining, among other aspects, the rules for Spanish Universities to adapt their degree courses to the requirements of the European Higher Education Area (Bologna Process).
The normative work within the modern constitution is in this analysis conditioned by what Latour called a "work of purification": The realm of fact and value, nature and society should carefully be purified, separated and subsequently treated in different realms, defining among other things the work descriptions of the humanist and social scientist.
Attempts have been made at defining among elderly medical inpatients higher risk subgroups being most likely to benefit from VTE prophylaxis.
Globally our findings indicate that EGFR GCN as determined either by FISH or CISH may represent a valuable asset in the common effort of better defining, among the group of metastatic K-RAS colorectal cancer patients treated with anti-EGFR antibodies, those more likely to benefit from such a treatment strategy.
In Scotland, a high incidence of many cancers and the existence of two high-quality, national, computerised databases on HIV and cancer incidence afforded an opportunity to adopt a computer linkage approach to examine the occurrence of malignant neoplasms (both AIDS and non-AIDS defining) among all HIV diagnosed persons across Scotland.
Indeed, some research has found equivalent levels of aggression, broadly defined, among girls and boys.
To render is defined among other things as to present, to give what is owed, to translate into another language and to reduce by heating.
This risk of intergenerational preterm birth is poorly defined among Black women.
It is defined, among other important terms, in the following definition.
The best split at each node is defined among a randomly selected subset of descriptors.
Census occupational codes were defined, among other things, according to the skills involved in performing the job.
