Sentence examples for minimum that defines from inspiring English sources
Moreover, there exists a minimum that defines the best location of the interface.
In response, we developed a framework that defines the minimum health information competencies required by health workers at various levels of a health system.
The goal of the expert consultations was to create a framework that defines the minimum HIS competencies required by health workers at various levels of health systems in LMICs.
For example, an internationally agreed system that defines the minimum dataset required to make an informed evaluation of the severity of vascular leakage in an individual patient, potentially enabling a score to be assigned to facilitate comparisons within and between research studies, would be invaluable to the research community.
Hence, the approximation does not have a minimum that would allow us to define naturally the characteristic length.
We define response in terms of two conditions: reservoirs either below (under) or above (over) the saturation pressure that defines the permeability minima in the reservoir.
Jairam Ramesh, a Congress member of parliament who played a big role in writing the "common minimum programme" that defines relations between the UPA and the Left Front, floats the interesting theory that, now that Congress has enacted the Employment Guarantee Act that the Left was so keen on, the Left may prove a little keener on asset sales.
The minimum of the curves that define the delay spread matches that of the propagation losses, γ = 135°, since at this orientation, almost all of the power reaching the receiver from the emitter does so after just one reflection.
Temporary hardship clauses can apply to any collective agreement at any level and rather being an element of decentralisation they are a safety valve in agreements that define hard minimum or standard conditions, and in agreements that cover a period longer than one year.
