Sentence examples for minor definition from inspiring English sources

You can, however, do a few nice push-ups and get some minor definition.

*Bleeding definition are TIMI major and minor definition except for CURE and PCI-CURE (major bleeding=substantially disabling bleeding, intraocular bleeding leading to loss of vision, or bleeding necessitating transfusion of ≥2 units of blood) and for ACUITY and ACUITY PCI (defined as "clinically significant bleeds").

It is fascinating to watch groups who one might think share strands of identity grow wild with anger towards each other over minor definitions.

The scientific committee adopted Italian URGs with further minor definitions, based on two implicit semi quantitative criteria: 1) the presence of fast disease progression; 2) the grade of pain, dysfunction or disability.

He indicated special concern with the part of the "harmful to minors" definition that requires consideration of the material "as a whole".

Major and minor road definitions were based on the Public Sector Mapping Agencies Australia Limited road classification hierarchy.

The police already have the power to require the removal of face coverings: Cameron proposes a minor change in definition.

By definition, minor amputations preserved a part of the foot.

In weighted approaches in general, including diversity indices and quantitative network analyses, rare species play a minor role by definition, implying that low abundance is associated with low relative functional importance.

The FSH-lowering T allele of rs10835638 was associated with later age at menopause for those in the UK Biobank [0.13 years per minor allele (ReproGen definition); 95% CI 0.04 0.22; P = 5.7 × 10−3].

Whilst there are minor differences between definitions – and this suggests the concept is still in definitional flux – there are certain core features of open consent which are common across all definitions.