Sentence examples for definition encapsulates from inspiring English sources

The ease of the graphical definition encapsulates a sound method for query definition, requiring no in-depth knowledge of the underlying probabilistic methods to use this tool.

While this definition encapsulates a host of medical conditions, the focus of NCD prevention and control has largely remained on the four conditions that, when combined, account for more deaths than any other: cardiovascular disease (CVD), type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), cancer and chronic respiratory diseases.

As with attention, a single definition that encapsulates all aspects of impulsivity has so far proved elusive (Winstanley et al., 2006) and this likely derives from its considerable heterogeneity (Evenden, 1999b).

No definition can encapsulate it.

This process, however, is customary in the history of medicine, which consists of initially establishing a restricted definition to encapsulate the core of the condition and then broadening it, taking into account the numerous subtle presentations encountered.

Broad definitions can encapsulate all mental health disorders and any level and combination of substance use problems.

The term refractory depression (RD) encapsulates both definitions.

This apparent anomaly could be due to the wider definition of Conscientiousness Index, which encapsulates a range of information on behaviour, in contrast to anatomy performance which is restricted in scope.

In line with EU directives; regular immigrants (e.g. labour immigrants), refugees, asylum seekers, victims of human trafficking, and illegal/undocumented immigrants were all encapsulated in this definition.

Recruitment adopted an inclusive approach whereby the definition of disability remained broad, encapsulating physical as well as intellectual disability or sensory impairment.

Although the digital divide has traditionally referred primarily to a disparity in access to a computer or the Internet, a more nuanced definition has arisen in recent years to encapsulate the lack of adequate technical skills to fully participate in online culture, as well as the simple availability of hardware (Fuchs 2008; Schradie 2011).