Sentence examples for in line with the definition of from inspiring English sources
The vehicle is equipped to perform the driving task in a highway-like traffic scenario, referring to a level 3 automation in line with the definition of the SAE [1].
The report acknowledges the important role the law plays in shaping public opinion, citing polls that "show that the majority of people have a view of who is to blame for rape that is in line with the definition of rape found in the law".
This is in line with the definition of risk [34, 35].
Treating a customer demand for software development as a request for an IT service is a promising way for addressing the customer value expectations, in line with the definition of services by ISO/IEC ([2011]), which defines a service as a "means of delivering value to customers by facilitating outcomes customers want to achieve".
Based on the Pathway CH-1 study protocol, we further assumed that for attacks that were successfully treated with stimulation (i.e., pain relief was accomplished within 15 min of onset), no acute rescue medication was required – in line with the definition of this endpoint, which was defined to only be met if no acute medication was taken by the patient.
The suicide motive was assessed, which might have strengthened the inclusion criteria in line with the definition of DSP.
Previous research has shown that pregnant women's definitions of the word 'safe' are not always in line with the definitions of maternity care providers [ 30].
Furthermore, the Froude number was in-line with the definition of super- and subcritical flows.
As such my bill proposed a wholesale redefinition of child maltreatment, including emotional harm, to bring it into line with the definition of neglect in civil law and, indeed, the definition of domestic violence that is applied to adults.
In line with the viscosity definition, the viscosity prediction model of rubber asphalt was established.
Which is perfectly in line with her personal definition of beauty: confidence.
