Sentence examples for referred to the definition from inspiring English sources

PCDs referred to the definition of health by the World Health Organization (WHO), which described health as complete physical, psychological, spiritual and social wellbeing [ 37].

In the KSc a disappointing finding was the very small percentage of correct answers in the question that referred to the definition of bronchial asthma.

Regarding the term palliative care, we referred to the definition of the World Health Organization [ 12] in order to avoid misunderstandings and discussions.

Therefore we referred to the definitions from the previous studies, and modified these according to our rich experiences in implementation of quality improvement activities in Taiwan; we believe this method should mitigate bias.

For identification of motor areas in the medial wall (supplementary motor area [SMA], pre-SMA, cingulate motor area [CMA]), we referred to the definitions of Roland and Zilles (1996) and Picard and Strick (2001).

"Likely" in this context refers to the definition of risk used by the IPCC.

A relative shear stress was defined by referring to the definition of the relative viscosity of disperse systems.

A consortium spokeswoman said yesterday that Dr. Collins had not criticized Celera but was referring to the definition of completing the human genome.

Archives|Who Said 65 Was Old? Who Said 65 Was Old? Martin Brilliant (letter, June 24) refers to the definition of "old" for Social Security purposes as being 65.

"I know it goes contrary to the nomenclature currently used," said David A. Paige, a professor of planetary science at the University of California, Los Angeles, referring to the definition of a planet as the dominant gravitational object in its orbit.

In referring to the definition of an economic bubble, this study defines the urbanization bubble as a dynamic process in which urbanization rate (UR) deviates from four urbanization performance variables comprising the proportion of urban population with registration (TRP), urban construction land area (TBA), level of industrial development (LID) and level of public facilities (LPF).