Sentence examples for simplified definition from inspiring English sources

Even with the new, simplified definition, there was some confusion.

A simplified definition of HSI is offered as a foundation for understanding the HSI process.

This paper contributes with a simplified definition of an innovation policy system as the conjuncture of policy mix and multi-level dimensions, from which a series of steps are proposed for arriving at an evaluation mix relevant for the specific characteristics of a given policy space.

A simplified definition of SDR is given in [17].

Recall also that we are working with a simplified definition of moral responsibility.

In a simplified definition a NN is a multi-dimensional, weighted interpolation routine.

Two studies [ 5, 10] could demonstrate that a simplified surveillance definition for nosocomial bloodstream infections based on microbiology data alone yielded comparable result to the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention's (CDC's) definition for primary bloodstream infection [ 11] for possible skin contaminant isolates with an agreement rate of 75% [ 5] and 91% [ 10], respectively.

It is important to highlight that the present population-based analysis is based on a simplified case definition for GBS.

We propose a new simplified histopathological definition of medullary carcinoma of the breast (MC), retaining reproducible, prognostically significant criteria (syncytial growth pattern and diffuse, moderate or marked mononuclear infiltration).

In contrast, the Pancam data are processed using much more simplified standardized definitions.

Therefore, for the purpose of this study, the following simplified working definitions were agreed among the authors and used.