Sentence examples for developing definition from inspiring English sources

Among African Americans, BLL was not associated with developing definition 1 or 2 asthma.

Results were similar to that shown in Table 3, in that the adjHR for developing definition 1 asthma for Caucasians with BLL ≥5 μg/dL was elevated, but not significant, and BLL was not associated to incident asthma among Caucasians with BLL ≥10 μg/dL when compared with the reference group.

In particular, it is a method for developing definitions of things, which can then be used in demonstrations.

Aristotle elsewhere comments on the use of proportion in developing definitions and uses these same examples (Top. 108a7).

It is tempting to suppose that Archytas, who saw the world as explicable in terms of number and proportion, also saw proportion as the key in developing definitions.

This research study details progress by police forces in developing definitions, policy and practice to prevent repeat victimization, finding significant variation across police forces.

In addition, the Care Quality Commission recently committed to developing definitions of 'what good looks like' in mental health services [ 15].

We used the systematically developed definition of competency of primary care managers at the sub-district level in Thailand.

The authors developed definition for core and support activities of communicable disease surveillance based on China's national condition and modified the assessment protocol published by WHO.

Appropriate processes to develop definitions, quality standards, and requirements for development studies including clinical trials, must be in place to proactively address rapid advances in drug development.

In addition, previously developed definitions for specific health outcomes of interest were mapped to the same standardized vocabularies.