Sentence examples for definition of activities from inspiring English sources
It's a project that appears to satisfy Smith's definition of activities "in the national interest".
Also worrisome, said Wicclair, is the broader definition of activities a provider can refuse to do under a claim of conscience newly defined as activities with an "articulable" connection to a procedure, a change from the previous "reasonable".
Note: Definition of activities is not provided.
The definition of activities is done in FSSIM-AM and is usually based on the assumption of average weather conditions, as uncertainty in yields and prices is incorporated through the risk programming approach.
Based on the original definition of activity cliffs, both compounds are required to be active against a specific target (vide supra).
To evaluate the internal construct validity and dimensionality of a new patient-reported outcome measure for people with traumatic brachial plexus injury (BPI) based on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health definition of activity.
This system is an ideal choice for this investigation since the bulb circuit is well characterized, allowing for an accurate definition of activity patterns in order to train the model.
I argue that her definition of activity-dependence makes her account of the relationship between agents and structures unclear.
It's illustrative that Canada's terrifying new anti-terror legislation has expanded the definition of "activity that undermines the security of Canada" to include "interference with the global information infrastructure".
The detailed definition of activity is provided in Methods, but broadly corresponds to an MIC value of ≤8 µg/ml, which has commonly been used as an activity cutoff in the literature and in HTS campaigns.
