Sentence examples for greater to define from inspiring English sources

When using the standard criteria of an improvement of 30% or greater to define clinical success, 75% (39 of 52) of patients achieved ODI clinical success at 2 years.

When using the standard criteria of an improvement of 0.5 points or greater to define 2-year clinical success, 83% (43 of 52) of patients achieved ZCQ symptom severity clinical success, and 89% (47 of 53) of patients achieved ZCQ physical function clinical success.

The rising numbers led to even greater pressure to define early stages of cancer and find more cases as early as possible.

In London, people seem to have a greater need to define themselves as straight or gay.

With growing support even among their own conservative party, there will be no greater issue to define an opponent (and in doing so feed into the "GOP is out of touch" narrative) than equal marriage.

In the future, studies will examine cardiovascular risk reduction in type 1 and type 2 diabetes with a greater intent to define hypoglycemia as a major contributing cause of morbidity and death.

A great big book to define my summer, what fun!

President Obama has often used great speeches to define critical issues.

(1) It provides users with great flexibility to define their own networks.

Municipalities face the greatest challenges to define the deterioration processes and the factors that can affect the rate of deterioration.

The first great philosopher to define deontological principles was Immanuel Kant, the 18th-century German founder of critical philosophy.