Sentence examples for satisfy this definition from inspiring English sources

Firstly, a responder was defined as a patient with an improvement of at least 1 point on the 5-point Merz scale; this definition excluded patients with a baseline score of 0, as they could not satisfy this definition.

By performing pullout tests on pilot holes with diameters 70%, 71.5%, 73%, and 80% of the outer diameter of the screw being used, they determined that utilizing a pilot hole 71.5% of the outer diameter of the pedicle screw would satisfy this definition of critical pilot hole size.

The researchers ranked the earnings reports that satisfied this definition according to the per-share amount of the exclusions.

"The Osé device easily satisfies this definition.

A filled function which satisfies this definition is presented.

But only God satisfies this definition, all other beings depending on God for their existence.

Cases which satisfied this definition but which only had hip revision procedure code(s) listed in their records were excluded.

However, studies in this review and which satisfied this definition include some which randomised abstainers and provided behavioural treatments [ 9, 10] and/or drug treatments used for extended periods [ 11, 12] and studies which randomised smokers and provided behavioural RPIs to help prevent relapse alongside standard cessation oriented therapy [ 13, 14].

Numerous disciplines in the sciences including physical, social, and behavioral, as well as the realms of engineering, business, and economics are concerned with objects, processes, and phenomenon that satisfy this generic, system definition.

A monoassociative quasigroup is defined as a local quasigroup all of whose local loops satisfy (18) (This definition is of importance in web theory where monoassociative quasigroups correspond to hexagonal three-webs).

Only a small proportion of segments (3.6%) satisfied this Gaussian definition for sagittal translational LSI, however, indicating that it is neither common in this population nor strongly associated with C/RLBP.