Sentence examples for determining the definition from inspiring English sources

In any choice of explanations there is likely to be a hidden sense of priorities determining the definition of "civilization," or specifically the civilization of "Rome" or of "the classical world".

In his letter, Moore said it was also important that Australia retained the right to determine the definition of biologic products to give the government room to limit the scope of any TPP obligations and to respond to new advances in next generation drugs.

Similar to the term sustainable development practices, many different terminologies have tried to determine the definition of SMPs.

But it made me wonder who, exactly, gets to determine the definition of radicalism in Indonesia.

The case, which is now called Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, determined the definition of "undue burden" in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey.

Thus the patients individually determined the definition.

Additional studies may help to determine the definition that best matches the need for RRT.

In the present study, the strong associations between the exposure predictors determined the definition of the latent exposure variable.

As much QOF performance was based on activity within the previous 15 months, this determined the definition of 'new' diagnoses.

Quite often however, the need for such a test seems to determine the definition of the disease and this may introduce selection bias in the test evaluation [ 30] or force a disease definition, which does not necessarily reflect the essential properties of the disease, but merely the detectable properties.

God always leaves room for you to exercise your faith, but we are expected to test matters that are really testable, if we are qualified, and the results should determine the definition of some of our ideas and of our decisions based on knowledge.