Sentence examples for modification in the definition from inspiring English sources

With the expansion of trade in the 13th century, however, the demand for credit increased, necessitating a modification in the definition of the term.

The proportion of home injuries and the gender ratio were similar in both studies, however, the higher injury rate might also have resulted from a modification in the definition and from the mobilisation of community members to undertake the data collection.

Further validation is required and modifications in the definition and staging of AKI can be expected [ 5].

To define the metabolic syndrome among the young participants aged between 12 and 17 years, we used a previously proposed modification of the definition proposed in the National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III.

This seemingly slight modification of the definition makes a large difference in the mathematical derivation, which in turn obviates the unrealistic assumption.

I conclude the review by arguing for a modification to the definition of death itself, in which the brain dead are dead, but not on the merits of the traditional biologic justification.

This is a slight modification of the definition by Rosén.

This study used a slight modification of the definition from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCCenters for Disease Control and Prevention CDC

In particular, we propose modifications to the definition of an extended design which make the theory more clear and simplify calculations, and an approximation order for recursion.

A limitation of these scales lies in the definition of functional modifications in ambulation.

The associations between cellular phenotype and ATRA sensitivity are confirmed using short-term tissue-slice cultures of primary tumors, which also result in the definition of the modifications in the transcriptome afforded by ATRA in Luminal and Basal tumors.