Sentence examples for derived definition from inspiring English sources

Several real and simulated projects led by Alexander, and using his patterns, either fail to live up to his expectations (Alexander et al. 1978; Seamon 2006), or are so poorly constructed and awkward in appearance [26] that they could not be regarded as beautiful under any traditionally derived definition (Kohn 2002; Seamon 2006).

g Cf. [ 13] for an alternative, purely analytically derived definition of PM.

The lack of an empirically derived definition hinders evaluation of opposing arguments concerning the clinical utility of the metabolic syndrome.

The empirically derived definition with uniform cut points provided little improvement over the ATP III (RIDI 5%[955% CI −6 to 18]), IDF (2% [−9 to 14]), or Harmonized (−0.2% [−11 to 11]) definitions.

The reported incidence of synchronous pulmonary metastases of colorectal cancer varies largely, from 3% to 18%. 1, 3, 4, 6 This is likely influenced by the applied definition of pulmonary metastases, which is usually a derived definition because of a lack of obtainable histological proof.

Multivariable-adjusted hazard ratios for incident CVD events were similar across definitions and were 1.7 (95% CI 1.6 1.9) for ATP III, 1.8 (1.6–2.0) for IDF, 1.9 (1.7 2.0) for Harmonized, and 1.7 (1.6 1.9) for the empirically derived definition.

The derived definitions consist of four divisions of metadata, work-piece, process and evaluation.

This is also supported by derived definitions provided by Zavolokina et al. (2016), which state a clear link between technologies as an input for transformation and FinTech.

Although these immunohistochemically derived subtypes show robust prognostic and predictive ability, there remain many cases that demand profiling that more closely approximates the original transcriptionally derived definitions of the intrinsic subtypes.

Standardization to empirically derived definitions of LTFU will permit more reliable comparisons within and across programs.

We found that among patients referred for sleep testing, self-report of diabetes and hypertension had the highest agreement with administrative data derived definitions for these conditions.