Sentence examples for definition proposing from inspiring English sources

The PAHO Pan American Health Organizationn) has played a role in this regard by supporting a meeting of experts in the field with the common purpose of reaching a uniform definition, proposing standard criteria for use in different settings and proposing a pilot prospective surveillance system for validation of the concept and criteria of near miss [ 24].

The new definition proposes assigning some of the people with pre-hypertension to a new category called Stage 1 hypertension.

According to a definition proposed by Louis Brandeis, the former Supreme Court justice, a profession must have standards that its members enforce.

Widely accepted definitions of MD Separations have their roots in the definition proposed by Giddings.

Theoretical analysis and data simulation show that the ADOP definition proposed by Gomez is the best among these three definitions.

The definition proposed by Feng (2008) was more clear and comprehensive.

The definition proposed by De Mauro et al. was used as a starting point for this study.

The article will use the widely accepted definition proposed by the Commission on Global Governance of the UN in Our Global Neighborhood (1995).

In order to identify business cycle phases, we follow the classical definition proposed by Burns and Mitchel (1946).

For this study, only those patients fulfilling the new definition proposed by the SEPSIS-3 Consensus were considered [7].

This definition proposes that the total number of prey caught by its predators is linearly proportional to prey's density.