Sentence examples for greater definition of from inspiring English sources

Our addition to the Sanders' classification was to allow greater definition of the extension of fractures anteriorly and the degree of comminution.

There's no greater definition of who we are.

The increase in localizations contributed to the greater definition of the continuous structures of the fibers.

Use of surface plot enhanced images enabled greater definition of the two-dimensional image, which allowed the observer to discard false-positives prior to analysis.

Detailed perinatal data collection will also allow greater definition of the causal pathway of acquired hearing loss in very preterm children.

Further work is needed to assess whether greater definition of roles and conflicts of interest substantially change the prevalence of inappropriate authorship.

By Avi Zenilman September 8, 2009 Wayne Barrett extensively details the Bloomberg Administration's corporate entanglements and controversial use of Bloomberg LP, with a great definition of conflict-of-interest: Conflicts of interest are not about motives.

"I heard a great definition of an entrepreneur yesterday, as someone who looks at the calculations, sees that they don't add up, and goes forward anyway, on the conviction that they'll work out.

Act II also makes clear that "Oblivion" is really about the parents' marriage and includes what may be the greatest definition of "still in love" ever expressed on a stage or screen.

It's a great definition of the "Warby for X" phenomena.

For every great definition of nerd, you can find the same definition of geek.