Sentence examples for entitled definition from inspiring English sources

BSS prepared the proposal of this article from a broader study entitled "Definition of skills and competences for hospital middle management".

The paper presents, in part, the results of a broader study entitled "Definition of skills and competences for hospital middle management".

Other networks containing only negative feedback loops or double-negative positive feedback loops (referred to the section entitled "Definition of network motifs and feedback loops" for its definition) and those without any feedback loop, could not generate SBA irrespective of synaptic efficacy.

The first section, entitled Definitions and Distinctions, consists of five chapters and details how Wellek and Warren define literature.

In 1968 the Ad Hoc Committee of the Harvard Medical School published a report entitled "A Definition of Irreversible Coma" in The Journal of the American Medical Association.

Some patients may be intractable to the therapies recommended by national guidelines, and following the need of clinicians the word "intractable" has been defined by Goadsby et al. entitled "Towards a Definition of Intractable Headache for Use in Clinical Practice and Trials" [10].

On Sunday, the group released a draft bill entitled the Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religion Freedoms) Bill 2017.

Socialism, in its bare bones definition, every individual entitled to the same material necessities, can be interpreted as a just way to manage a nation.

"Their pay rates are already competitive, so why they're entitled to a pay increase by definition is certainly debatable," Mr. Schwartz said.

But why exactly should Christians be entitled to a monopoly on the definition of virtue?

It is possible to find a definition in the report entitled General Principles for Fatigue Testing of Metals, which was published in 1964 by The International Organization for Standardization in Switzerland.