Sentence examples for former definition from inspiring English sources

Between these two extremes are other departures that have pushed the print wildly beyond its former definition as a flat sheet of paper suitable for framing.

This as a result reduces the comparability of patient populations as the former definition may include more mild injuries.

The latter definition was only used for the analysis of the surveillance colonoscopy, whereas the former definition was used for all other analyses.

González-Roglich and Swenson (2016) used the former definition, while Suganuma et al. (2006) and Wu et al. (2013) used the latter.

According to the former definition, an illocutionary act S1 commits a speaker to another illocutionary act S2 iff it is not possible to perform S1 without performing S2.

The concept of the Triad was updated by the American College of Sports Medicine in 2007 in an effort to capture more athletes who may be at risk for the Triad health sequelae but did not fit the former definition.

With regard to regular association rule mining using soft sets, we refine several existing concepts to improve the generality and clarity of former definitions.

Mortality rates and length of stay data were compared between severity subgroups defined by the former definitions and sepsis-3, respectively.

According to the former definitions of location of onset of CDI, 91 cases were CO and 41 were HO.

The former definitions link the term "epigenetic" to inheritance and the latter also refer to any phenomenon that leads to phenotypic plasticity.

Former definitions of moderate halophiles [ 16] were based on laboratory studies of growth rates at different salinities, but are often misleading as shown clearly by the lack of representation of most moderate halophiles defined this way in intermediate salinities.