Sentence examples for meet our definition from inspiring English sources

For all that they can be played by men and women of average shape and size, they do not demand the element of physical courage which in rugby or for that matter American football can compensate for a lack of inches.So does rugby meet our definition of sporting perfection?

Only the latter meet our definition of tort "reform".

But technically they meet our definition and if we didn't include them — which was the case last year by their request — it would be ... odd.

Some 500 public companies in the Asia-Pacific region meet our definition of "big" and therefore could be considered for this first designation of the Fabulous 50.

More than 20,000 publicly quoted companies meet our definition of small:less than $500 million in sales in the most recent fiscal reporting period.

Using data from the Work-Bench Enterprise Standups Funding Database, CrunchBase, and other sources focused on NYC, I created a master list that represents enterprise technology companies that meet our definition of enterprise and have raised outside money.

Second, several RCTs of cognition-based interventions either did not meet our definitions of cognitive training and cognitive rehabilitation or described multi-component interventions (for example, [ 61, 62]).

Results: Of the 27 patients included, 14 (52 %) met our definition for fluid challenge responsiveness, that is at least a 15%% increase in cardiac index.

In the 2006 Census, 196,070 residents of BC identified themselves as "an Aboriginal person, that is, North American Indian, Métis or Inuit (Eskimo)," compared to our count of 148,458 persons who met our definition of Aboriginal in 2006.

Patients from the PREEMPT clinical trial program who received onabotulinumtoxinA and met our definition for headache-day frequency non-response (<50% reduction in headache-day frequency at week 24) demonstrated significantly reduced headache-day severity (compared with those receiving placebo).

Also, the Nek 11 clade in Figure 7 meets our definition, but the Nek4 clade does not; however, a composite Nek4/11 clade is well-supported in our smaller dataset (Figure S2).