Sentence examples for more appropriate definition from inspiring English sources
Technically, the three women are prosecuted for hooliganism; a more appropriate definition of their offense would be contempt of high authority.
According to a broader (and more appropriate) definition, which includes part-time employees seeking full-time jobs and marginally employed workers, the unemployment rate for the US as a whole is 10.3%.
Using the case of western São Paulo, I illustrate these limitations and outline a more appropriate definition of environmental problems, use of spatial scale, and forms of resource governance.
Therefore, the criteria of clinical significance may be a more appropriate definition for evaluating treatment outcome.
Therefore a more appropriate definition has to be found for this term.
Therefore, a more appropriate definition of an MHC class I molecule is its unique structure which is a heterodimer of a α-chain paired with β2-microglobulin.
Some authors have introduced some more appropriate definitions of permanence for stochastic population models.
Many authors have introduced some more appropriate definitions of permanence for stochastic population model, for example, stochastic persistence in probability (see Refs. [17, 18]) or a new definition of stochastic permanence (see Ref. [19]).
Many authors have introduced some more appropriate definitions of permanence for stochastic population models, for example, stochastic persistence in probability (see [21, 22]) or a new definition of stochastic permanence (see [23]).
Thus, in the context of a paper on enzymatic substrate cleavage, a search initiated via Utopia Documents for the term 'cleavage' returns far more appropriate definitions than would the same search in a more generic context.
Based on our analysis highlighting the heterogeneity of data reported during the past decade in the field of severe sepsis and septic shock, the challenge is to set up new approaches, which should generate more appropriate definitions of sepsis to be used in appropriate study designs resulting in higher probabilities of showing an impact on mortality.
