Sentence examples similar to explicit definition of use from inspiring English sources

Table 1 presents explicit definitions of habit cited within (eight) literature reviews.

An explicit definition of 'self-management support' interventions was used by the reviewers in order to minimize this.

That (Gen) is universally quantified also means it can be used as an explicit definition of truth.

Fragmentation analysis is based on deliberate selections of relevant land use systems in the first place, next on the explicit definition of some past, planned or idealistic reference condition.

Some reports referred to " measuring progress using testable goals – relevance, governance, efficiency and effectiveness" [ 23], but did not provide an explicit definition of these terms.

For inclusion in the review, studies had to focus on ADRs in the elderly and had to include an explicit definition of what was considered an ADR and/or an explicit assessment of causality, and a clear description of the method used for ADR identification, and had to describe factors associated with an increased risk of an ADR.

An explicit definition of boundaries is an effective way to control actions.

We discuss the necessity of explicit definition of both declarative and procedural knowledge and propose explicit procedural knowledge handling.

It has very recently proposed new wording for an explicit definition of "the purposes of organised religion".

Explicit definition of aims and framework conditions.

The next section explains the explicit definition of B-splines.