Sentence examples for more exact definition from inspiring English sources

But perhaps a more exact definition would be "the compressed century," for never has a period of 100 years seen so many world wars, so many scientific and technological advances, so many revolutions, so many epoch-making events piled almost one on top of the other.

It would be necessary a more exact definition of which changes in headache pattern, and their onset interval, require investigation.

There seems to be no pragmatic pressure in everyday communication to converge to a more exact definition of the notion of information.

There are two main reasons for proposing a more exact definition.

Consequently it has been argued that a more exact definition of fatigue is needed, and then more valid scales or other technical instruments to quantify fatigue [ 13].

The more exact definition of tumor infiltration by the seventh edition T category clearly improved patient stratification particularly for intermediate tumor stages.> -wrap-foot> Survival was calculated using the Kaplan Meier method and compared using the log-rank test.

Some more precise definition is needed.

The fact that GEIs come in a large spectrum of varieties in terms of genetic organization and functionality makes it more difficult to provide an exact definition of a GEI.

I'm no great scholar on bubbles – I have more interesting things to spend my time worrying about than the exact definition, but having been around a few I have at least given them intellectual consideration.

For many investors, an exact definition may not be needed, but others want to know far more in order to screen out unsuitable companies.

As there is currently no exact definition of inflammatory PML, we used this term for patients with more than 500 T cells/mm within PML lesions.