Sentence examples for refined definition from inspiring English sources
The shift from traditional social work roles toward a more refined definition of tasks was catalysed by a desire to define the professionalism of the sector.
Second, a refined definition for translocation or jump-dispersal based on mountain pine beetle ecology was incorporated improving the fit of the model.
To make a difference to applied practice and policy, the transformational leadership construct requires a refined definition and stronger empirical tests allowing for robust causal inference.
General expressions, based on a refined definition of the 3-D gust response factor, are derived for calculating the equivalent static wind forces.
Firstly, the refined definition of the cross term between background and resonant component is explained based on a mode-acceleration method, and covariance matrices of coupled elastic restoring force and resonant elastic restoring force are proposed.
We used open coding to develop categories and then refined definitions and the content of the codes and compared coding lists.
These data provide refined definitions of growth trajectories in childhood and may give further impetus for identifying and targeting appropriate individuals for prevention of childhood and maternal obesity and managing excessive weight gain during pregnancy.
The NRDR framework relies on representing each term as a separate RDR knowledge base to allow experts to deal with exceptions, and to refine definitions of their terms.
Finally, there is scope for refining definitions of consensus by allowing the participants to decide on an appropriate definition instead of imposing one.
Participants were asked to provide and refine definitions of elements used by the IRAT to evaluate the potential risk of novel influenza viruses.
Before the ECG interpretation, a calibration exercise was performed by the two reviewers to refine definitions and maximize interobserver agreement: this exercise and the checklist were previously published [ 4].
