Sentence examples for given a clear definition from inspiring English sources

Martin O'Malley's problem is that he's never given a clear definition of why he's running.

Once given a clear definition, over half said they had recommended at least one treatment within the past year as a "placebo treatment".

In fact, few of us would be able to give a clear definition or comparison of the two.

The report gave a clear definition of what the Commission saw sustainable development to be: "development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs".

We first give a clear definition of the FEL and argue that there are two kinds of cooperative rearranging region.

Here Royce gives a clear definition of his conception of idealism and adds to the previous argument from error a second argument, from meaning.

The study has an impact on the design of further prospective trials comparing sedatives and gives a clear definition for deep sedation.

On the other hand, this is also a strength in giving a clear definition and measures of the drivers of costs to the health service.

Despite this consensus, the guidelines do not give a clear definition of assent, nor do they provide any good reasons why assent is valuable.

Overall studies lacked an accurate and precise definition of the disease, with only 4 articles referring to WHO definition of diabetes, and only 3 studies gave a clear definition of the type of diabetes considered.

The aforementioned studies were more concerned with the application, advantages, and disadvantages of the mobile electronic medical record, and seldom gave a clear definition of a mobile electronic medical record.