Sentence examples for provisional definitions from inspiring English sources

Second, units of text detailing the same issue were grouped together in analytic categories and given provisional definitions.

We met to agree these themes and to develop provisional definitions of the main themes, then independently reread the same transcripts to identify key issues or categories within themes, and met once again to agree working definitions of categories within themes.

Distribution and 5-year survival rate of 936 patients based on the EM stratified into 3 different categories is summarized in Figure 3; the difference in 5-year survival between these defined groups was not great, and the differences in the survival between different T staging under the aforementioned provisional definitions were much less than those between the values of the N stage.

A new provisional definition for torsional irregularity coefficient based on floor rotations is proposed.

"Analysis of the four signals has allowed the provisional definition of a reduced and manageable search area on the ocean floor," ACM Houston said.

The actual CDE model definition is still a provisional definition because of it take actually into account only the first law of thermodynamics and the constructal law.

Artist Janet Cardiff's hallucinatory aural landscapes inspire Josette Féral's provisional definition of what she terms "presence effects," where one experiences a felt sensation while intellectually recognizing the absence of that sensation's source.

The following provisional definition is provided for genetically/modified organisms.

Recently, the American College of Rheumatology (ACR), the European League against Rheumatism (EULAR), and the Outcome Measures in Rheumatology Initiative (OMERACT) developed new remission criteria [ 8, 9], the ACR/EULAR provisional definition of remission.

To resolve the question of their origin, we classified them into several different stages based on our provisional definition of the EM and determined whether EM should be categorized in the prognostic staging system, providing useful prognostic information to optimize the TNM classification.

Acute phase reactants are commonly used as a measure of inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and are part of the provisional definition of RA remission as defined by the ACR/EULAR [ 1], the ACR preliminary core set of RA disease activity measures [ 2], and the 28-joint Disease Activity Score (DAS28) [ 3].