Sentence examples for operative definition from inspiring English sources

We propose an operative definition for anthropogenic calcretisation as the interference of humans with a component(s) that influence the formation of calcrete.

The operative definition if we included these texts would, of course, change.

"Accordingly, whether plaintiff's claim to have invented e-mail is 'fake' depends upon the operative definition of 'e-mail,' " Saylor writes.

So an operative definition of philosophical Daoism could be "what Laozi and Zhuangzi taught" leaving details to interpretation.

Premise (A) makes clear that SD is the operative definition for characterizing chaotic behavior in this argument, invoking exponential growth characterized by the largest global Lyapunov exponent.

The act's main and stated purpose was to restore the operative definition of "business necessity" to what it had been before Ward's Cove in other words, to go back to Griggs.

The test method decides between these two operative definitions, providing no quantitative measure of how much each trained group learns.

For PPH operative definitions, we used the criteria of the Spanish validation [ 24, 25] of the US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ Prevention Quality Indicatorss [ 2].

In their current operative definitions [ 3, 10] mindfulness and self-compassion are highly correlated, and a correlation coefficient of r = 0.69 has been reported in a nonclinical population [ 13]".

These findings are important because they provide preliminary definitions of abdominal obesity for the purpose of atherosclerotic risk assessment and they identify a useful operative MetS definition in Andean adults until more definitive prospective data become available.

An international consensus group recently proposed an operative, specific definition of MBO with the aim of unifying the diagnostic criteria of this complication.