Sentence examples for expected a definition from inspiring English sources

The reviewers expected a definition of what these concepts mean in this context, how the study design would address these questions, and then interpretation of how the results provide insight.

However, they expect a clear definition of each profession's (doctors and nurses) roles and fields of practice.

We chose to include all studies which defined diabetic ketoacidosis based on measurement of either pH or bicarbonate as this was an exploratory review not limited by time or language of publication, and we expected a range of different definitions.

We do not expect a universally accepted definition of SE acts as a panacea but it could be the first step in overcoming the problem of ambivalent perceptions of SE.

With all the talk about creativity, however, one might expect a more widely accepted definition.

Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome is the definition of insanity, she says.

ALBERT EINSTEIN famously proposed that doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome is the definition of insanity.

Studios expect a new offering of high definition discs to goose sales again, but that is unlikely to happen as long as Sony and Toshiba continue with a format war that shows no signs of ending.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul probably captured the sentiment of most of Mr Romney's potential presidential adversaries when he said the prospect of the 2012 Republican nominee running again and expecting a different result is the "definition of insanity".

If doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity, then post-election pronouncements from Republican leaders regarding financial regulatory reform are nothing short of insane.

Playing the same defense against the Knicks and expecting a different result is the definition of "Linsanity". Bill Plaschke's column in Wednesday's paper is useless drivel and a waste of ink.