Sentence examples for more recent definition from inspiring English sources

The more recent definition is an attempt to describe the church in terms of its inner and spiritual reality.

Consequently, we introduce many new ideas that develop early "compression tests" and the more recent definition of "universal intelligence" in order to design new "universal intelligence tests", where a feasible implementation has been a design requirement.

Similarly, our panel of biomarkers performed well against the more recent definition for severity proposed by the WHO in 2013 (Supplementary Figure 5).

A more recent definition states that maternal effects are environmental influences on the phenotype of one individual that are due to the expression of genes in its mother [ 2].

According to a more recent definition reported by an Endocrine Society Statement, "An endocrine disrupting chemical (EDC) is an exogenous chemical, or mixture of chemicals, that can interfere with any aspect of hormone action" (Zoeller et al., 2012).

A more recent definition of hormesis by Calabrese and co-workers considers the phenomenon to be an "adaptive" and frequently observed response resulting from exposure to a perturbing agent (Calabrese and Baldwin 2002b).

More recent definitions have recommended additional components such as communication, values, reasoning, and teamwork.

More recent definitions focus on the positive links, shared values and understanding of social interaction (Keeley 2007).

More recent definitions include 'that students and graduates can discern, acquire, adapt and continually enhance the skills, understandings and personal attributes that make them more likely to find and create meaningful paid and unpaid work that benefits themselves, the workforce, the community and the economy' (Oliver 2015).

More recent definitions have been provided by the ADA [ 1], the CDA [ 2] and the EMEA [ 3].

Previous studies have not included more recent definitions for blood pressure responses to orthostasis, including initial, delayed, and recovery blood pressure responses.