Sentence examples for more complete definition from inspiring English sources

Vicki P. McConnell talks with award-winning engineers to seek a more complete definition.

To come to a more complete definition, NASA says we need "more data, better data". Until then, scientists must live with the knowledge that because the Earth's expansion is accelerating, the universe will likely one day end in ice.

(For more complete definition of perceptual similarity property, see Definition 4.1.

This allows a more complete definition of the complex genetic rearrangements associated with cancer pathologies.

Additionally, a sound, more complete definition of what constitutes a correctly mapped read needs to be considered (see below).

Given that this patient's risk for preoperative anemia, and therefore perioperative transfusion requirements, among several other adverse outcomes, is likely higher than a chemotherapy-naïve patient, 5 a more complete definition of the term "preoperative chemotherapy" may empower future ACS-NSQIP derived risk models to better predict outcomes in cACS-NSQIP derived

More complete definitions of inclusion criteria and coding, including specific AMRS, ICD-9 and CPT codes used, have been published elsewhere [ 19] and are summarized in Additional file Indicator Definitions.

These results were combined with discrete characters to create a more complete species definition for H. erectus.

But, as he evolves, the African-American pathway is the pathway to service, to success, and to a more complete self-definition".

Here, the analytical expressions are refined to include a more complete dent geometry definition for transverse, longitudinal and short longitudinal dents.

This paper extends previous published work from the authors with a more complete and precise definition of the JCML language and new experiments and results.