Sentence examples for significant definition from inspiring English sources

A significant definition of the discipline was provided by Darby (1962).

Among them, two are most significant: definition of American Islam by Muslims and treating Muslims as a part of "Self" by non-Muslims.

"We are thrilled to announce this year's class of inductees, which again represents the broad, compelling and significant definition of rock and roll," Joel Peresman, president and chief executive of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, said in a statement Tuesday.

There is currently no agreed numerical definition of decreased fetal movements, with the subjective perception of a decrease on the part of the mother being the most significant definition clinically.

ROI – region of interest * ≥ Gleason 3 + 4 or a template biopsy CCL of ≥ 4 mm † ≥ Gleason 4 + 3 or a template biopsy CCL of ≥ 6 mm Figure  5b illustrates the ROC curve of overall performance of radiologists A and B (and comparative LR model) for prediction of clinically significant (definition-2) cancer for the temporal validation group.

Most significant, the definition of science is changed so it is not limited to natural explanations.

This enlargement was significant by definition (> 10% of GTVMRI/CT).

However, fewer than 10 points of improvement of the NDI are not clinically significant by definition, so that these changes cannot be considered clinically significant for the TG as a whole.

Where no transition zone tumour was identified on mp-MRI despite positive histopathology, a 1-cm region of interest (ROI) was located within the sector pathologically reported as containing the most significant tumour definition.

An enlargement of GTVMRI/CT due to the FET-PET driven information, which revealed GTVcomposite, was necessary in 7 cases, This enlargement was significant by definition (>10% of GTVMRI/CT).

The effect of the wife's retirement on joint leisure also increases in size and is now statistically significant for definitions b and c, while it remains significant for definition d and insignificantly negative for definition a.