Sentence examples for defining well from inspiring English sources

We need to be careful about defining well people as sick".

Further, in the current setting of the Generation R Study, the small sample size resulting from defining well characterized ethnic groups (of non-European background) is insufficient to allow fine mapping of variants underlying complex traits, typically withholding weak genetic effects.

"They are safe nodes, connected by paths that thread their way through the township, from the market to the station to the schools and so on, defining well-lit routes monitored by passive surveillance".

Socio-economic strata are often identified on how households themselves define being poor, sometimes in relation to their assets (Kristjanson et al. [2007]), however, households' capabilities can be important too in defining well-being by households.

It begins by defining well-ordered sets.

To that extent a strategy to prevent osteoporosis would only partially improve the composite functional status, indicating factors other than alleviation of osteoporosis are also important in defining well-being and independence in older people.

I believe it is essential that we face up to the importance of defining and measuring quality of life per se and do not avoid the issue or confuse matters further, as the FDA did, by defining quality of life in terms of well-being but then not defining well-being in their glossary!

That's my message to the North American people: Come, but define well why you come".

Noticing ((H_{2})), then (sigma_{eta}) is defined well and (sigma_{eta}>0).

In this case all position co-ordinates can be defined well from any one of them.

It is to ensure that Φ − 1 ( r 0 ) is defined well.