Sentence examples for definition and applied from inspiring English sources

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels adopted Hegel's definition and applied it to social and economic processes.

To measure cumulative incidence, we used the 'base case' definition and applied three periods in which claims were clustered to episodes: 14-, 21-, and 28-day windows.

Start with NIST's definition, and apply any sales pitch against this.

But in September 2003, when the Canadian Alliance (the predecessor of the Conservatives) proposed a resolution to reinforce that definition and apply it in all future federal laws, Mr Martin then still a backbencher voted against.

This work intends to explore a rapid labeling method called grid labeling for efficient training set definition and apply it to large-scale SAR image classification.

Health care facilities wishing to limit the work and expense associated with more aggressive interventions could perform resistance-mechanism testing on isolates meeting this new definition and apply interventions only when the isolates are confirmed to produce carbapenemase.

We used standardised case definitions and applied comprehensive and sensitive molecular diagnostic techniques.

To characterise subgroups of patients pertinent to our analyses, we pre-specified the following definitions and applied them to all study populations.

The paper is organized as follows: In the next section we present the basic definitions and apply a simple consequence of Keller's chain rule, Young's inequality: (1.14).

The application of the terminology emerging from this work in diagnostic breast pathology has caused problems, most notably in producing appropriate definitions and applying these with acceptable interobserver variability.

Although the association of Surgeons of the Netherlands specified a national definition of a complication, it remains unclear whether this definition is interpreted and applied in the same way.