Sentence examples for definition comprising from inspiring English sources

Schaffner proposes a complex definition comprising several disjuncts, which are intended to encompass both genuine reductions and different sorts of replacement ranging from complete replacements via a continuum of relations to cases of correction fully within the reduced theory.

Cases reported during 2005 2007 reflected a surveillance case definition comprising confirmed cases only.

Given this knowledge, conducting a case-control study with a case definition comprising Salmonella spp. is inconceivable.

The most important is that it is based on a retrospectively applied definition, comprising anatomical injury scores and admission physiological parameters.

Three case-control studies from our previous review have not been included, as they were either published only as abstracts or only use a case definition comprising wheeze only.

It should be noted that the cardiac SOC includes a much broader definition comprising thirty-seven preferred terms (i.e., arrhythmia, chest pain, syncope) as opposed to the prespecified cardiovascular end point.

This definition comprises legal tax planning activities as well as illegal evasion activities.20 Corporate tax avoidance is also an important and frequently investigated motive for transfer pricing decisions of multinational firms.

Tradition, by definition, comprises ethical beliefs and values which are instilled in a person from birth, arising from both religion and philosophical standards, and cultural values and norms (Jamieson, 1993).

The CDC TBI definition comprises ICD-9-CM codes 800.00 801.99 (fracture of the vault or base of the skull); 803.00 804.99 (other or multiple fractures of the skull); 850.0 850.9 (concussion); 851.00 854.99 (intracranial injury); 950.0 950.9 (optic chiasm, optic pathways, or visual cortex); and 959.01 (head injury, unspecified) (Marr and Coronado 2004).

Its ceremonial and historic definition comprises the administrative county of Kent and the unitary borough of Medway.

First, it is by definition comprised of spectacular and arresting displays of violence and, like "crime stories and fires," it inherently attracts our curiosity.