Sentence examples for developing a definition for from inspiring English sources

The MSIS recently responded to this diagnostic difficulty by developing a definition for PJI [ 33].

In contrast, developing a definition for totally drug-resistant TB is problematic for several reasons.

The International Society for Sexual Medicine, a professional association, has developed a definition for premature ejaculation.

The International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM) Ad Hoc Committee for the Definition of Premature Ejaculation developed the first evidence-based definition for lifelong premature ejaculation (PE) in 2007 and concluded that there were insufficient published objective data at that time to develop a definition for acquired PE.

FRA has also developed a definition for natural regeneration and natural expansion of forests.

We therefore reduced the number of issues to 10 and developed a definition for each of them.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has initiated discussions on the eventual need to develop a definition for such resistant TB strains.

To facilitate research and surveillance, we aimed to develop a definition for localised epidemics to be used in real-time surveillance based on weekly case reports at the health centre level.

A systematic review of 21 studies on how informed consent was defined and measured in African research settings reported that comprehension is often poor among such study participants and this means that there is a need to develop a definition for informed consent which can be applied better in low literacy settings in Africa [ 32].

In 2000, Feudtner and colleagues developed a definition for CCCs: "Any medical condition that can be reasonably expected to last at least 12 months (unless death intervenes) and to involve either several different organ systems or 1 organ system severely enough to require specialty pediatric care and probably some period of hospitalization in a tertiary care center"[ 1].

Each of these subcommittees developed a definition of mild, moderate, or severe for their individual domains.