Sentence examples for future definition from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to better characterize the difficulty of this important class of problems to ease the future definition of new optimization methods.

Consequently, the future definition of NERD may include the hypersensitive esophagus subgroup and exclude those with heartburn symptoms unrelated to esophageal pH changes as in the functional heartburn group.

Any future definition of a clinically significant PCA should not be solely based upon histologic criteria, but needs to encompass clinical parameters (age, co-morbidities) and a noninvasive assessment of tumor volume and biologic doubling time.

Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company, and, in 1908, he introduced his mass-produced, mass-marketed Model T. Near-legendary battles between Ford and GM ensued struggles as much for soul and future definition of the business as for simple market share.

For stagnating schools, which meet the government's future definition of coasting, additional support will be identified by the regional schools commissioner.

This is in fact a key contribution of the paper as it can be used as basis for the future definition of other robustness benchmarks in service-based applications, or service-oriented architectures.

See Proposed future definitions, below.

However, special attention should be placed on a challenge-oriented and humorous attitude towards stress in future definitions of resilience.

Hence, research on multisymptomatology might be increasingly important, as this term may cover the phenomenon of MUS and somatisation in future definitions and classifications [ 7, 15- 17].

While this is one epidemiological perspective, there is still scope for more refined future definitions that take account of dose and duration of prescribed drugs.

The evidence forms the basis for full review of manuscripts describing Aspergillus PCR allowing the EORTC/MSG consensus committee to consider PCR in future definitions.