Sentence examples for more specified definition from inspiring English sources

This calls for a more specified definition of the concept of autonomy that takes frailty and thereby dependency into consideration.

where x is specified in Definition 1.

A more careful definition would specify the agent who designs, the meaning of design, what counts as "law," and what is a collective purpose.

We asked participants to indicate diarrhea on days in which they had two or more loose stools; Payment et al. do not specify the definition of diarrhea.

In the new ARDS definition the radiographic criterion is more explicit, specifying that it should include bilateral opacities, consistent with pulmonary edema not fully explained by effusions, lobar/lung collapse or nodules.

The HFEA approved this work in 2008 by amending the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act of 1990 to specify the definition of "human admixed embryos".

To deal with this problem in future, Doyle White urged scholars to specify which definition they used in their work.

However, the authors did not specify the definition of hypoglycemia in their report.

Differences included amendments to some of the programme materials to ensure contextual relevance; definitions of CVC-BSIs were specified more precisely; and the programme was directed by a government agency with advisory clinician input, not as a clinician-led collaborative.

In general, disorders recognized as distinct clinical entities by the DSM-IV, including seasonal and atypical depression, were more likely to rely on definitions specified a priori than less commonly studied subtypes.

Identifying a single, simple hypothesis that represents the specified knowledge of the life course association allows more precise definition of the causal effect of interest.