Sentence examples for expanded definition from inspiring English sources

An expanded definition of 'secondary metabolism' is emerging.

An expanded definition of the adult respiratory distress syndrome.

Factors complicating the debate such as Messick's (1989) expanded definition of validity, and the ethical implications of testing are explored.

We used this expanded definition of handoffs to identify exceptions from standard practice as identified by ideal-type handoff routines.

The policy implications include examining measures of an expanded definition of health, paying for visionary care, and transparency and rewards for community-level engagement.

By combining cost analysis with a thorough calculation of treatment outcome according to the expanded definition, the physician and the patient obtain the most complete information regarding the treatment for head and neck cancer.

Expanded definitions of the TOX state were examined in sensitivity analyses.

We conducted additional analyses with expanded definitions of admission for arrhythmia and cardiomyopathy, resulting in several hundred events, but risk estimates remained essentially the same and incidence rates were consistently low (results not shown).

We initially focused on articles discussing the "withdrawal" of donor funding but later expanded the search terms to include "country ownership," "graduation," and "sustainability" to address the expanding definition of transition beyond self-financing HIV programs.

From 2000 2001 onwards, ACE has expanded the definition and scope of the NER task for English and Chinese language (Entity Detection and Tracking, EDT).

During that quest, he expanded the definition of preadaptation to include the co-option of useful traits to serve a new function.