Sentence examples for extensive definition from inspiring English sources

"The ruling gives extensive definition to complex clinical and other situations, in regard to whether conscientious objection applies or not.

The lack of an extensive definition of pathways focusing on the current query genes makes it hard to accurately evaluate parameter estimations.

This analysis provides an extensive definition of the elements of project ownership.

More recently, Calabrese and a large number of coauthors attempted to present the rationales for an even more extensive definition (Calabrese et al. 2007a).

The EU has a more extensive definition for food contact substances (i.e. substances used to create all materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs, including packaging materials but also cutlery, dishes, processing machines, containers, etc).

This extensive definition is widely used when models for predicting major adverse outcomes are employed in ICU [ 3], although it limits the power of any single model to predict who gets a specific complication.

Subdivision of patterns or more extensive definitions could improve preciseness, on the other hand, the classification would be more difficult to adopt and it is doubtful if reproducibility would increase.

This assignment, adapted from a similar assignment by Paul C. Smith at Alverno College, provides extensive definitions of plagiarism; guidelines; and examples of proper quoting, proper citing (according to the Council of Science Editors [CSE]), and proper paraphrasing (see Holt, 2012).

In Line 17, the Department_Head is a unique identifier for an separate extensive role definition.

The league reconfigured it as N.B.A. TV last year, added games in January and began marketing it to cable operators at half the price of the previous effort, and as a digital channel with increasingly extensive high-definition production.

His generosity was extensive and beyond definition -- and was among the many ways he inspired so many lives.