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In all likelihood each profession will have difficulty formulating a definition of quality or a gold standard that will be relevant for other professions.

Finally, we formulate a definition for finding a control for cancer cells with limited damaging effect on normal cells.

Motivated by those developments, the American-European Consensus Committee (AECC) formulated a definition of ARDS in 1994 [ 8], and this standard served as the qualifying definition for numerous trials of respiratory support, most of which proved inconclusive [ 9].

We formulated a definition of quality from the quality indicators.

Bolzano also formulated a definition of the derivative of a function free of the notion of infinitesimal (see Bolzano [1950]).

Bishop and Verleger (2013) thus attempt to formulate a definition of flipped classroom approach.

Additionally, we formulated a definition of susceptibility, building from the varied and inconsistent definitions of susceptibility and vulnerability used throughout the literature.

Yet it has not been possible to formulate a definition to fit all contexts.

For each of these variables we formulated a definition, coding rules and examples for the variable's main category, and if necessary, for all sub-categories.

Apart from a few references to comparative studies of "traditional" or "tribal" peoples, Hutton does not try to formulate a definition.

Children were not included in this survey as there were too few children who presented for assessment in the qualitative phase to formulate a case definition for children.