Sentence examples for has since been defined from inspiring English sources

"A safe destination has since been defined in terms of its propensity for terrorism," he told the South African newspaper Business Times.

It has since been defined as a "hate group" by the American Anti-Defamation Leande and surviving members of the original Black Panthers have strongly questioned its legitimacy.

According to Know Your Meme, the first use of "soy boy" appeared on 4Chan last April, and the terms has since been defined on Urban Dictionary as a male "who completely and utterly lacks all necessary masculine qualities".

Sarcopenia has since been defined as the loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength that occurs with advancing age [ 3].

Additional targets relating to the investigation, diagnosis and treatment of cancer have since been defined (Department of Health, 2000, 2004).

Numerous gene fusions have since been defined at cytogenetically distinct loci of recurrent chromosomal aberrations in hematological malignancies and sarcomas, as well as in solid cancers, albeit much less frequently, arguably owing to technical limitations in resolving karyotypically complex, heterogeneous sub-clones in solid tumor tissues [ 5, 6].

The term has since been used to define alternately a clinical entity, a syndrome, or a personality organization.

Also, his relationship with other Bauhaus figures, including Mr. Gropius, had been strained since their arrival in the United States at a time when they were defining what has since been accepted as the "official" version of the school's history in books and exhibitions.

Tariq Al Gurg was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Cares in 2009 and has since been responsible for strategically defining and leading an organization that is dedicated towards providing children in developing countries with access to quality primary education.

The convention, which has since been signed by 145 countries, defined the term "refugee" as well as their rights and the obligations of nations to protect them, including, crucially, a protection against refoulement – returning people to countries where they face serious threats to life or freedom.

First described in 1810 by botanist Robert Brown, B. sphaerocarpa has a complicated taxonomic history, and several taxa once classified as part of a broadly defined B. sphaerocarpa have since been named as species in their own right.