Sentence examples for strict definition for from inspiring English sources

The Living Wage Foundation has a strict definition for a company to be designated as a living wage employer.

There's no strict definition for what constitutes an heirloom vegetable, but most sources agree that open pollination among plants of the same variety is critical (as opposed to modern hybrids bred for industrial farming) and so is age — most heirloom varieties are more than 50 years old.

There is no strict definition for cultural geography, and nor should its pursuits be simplistically summarized.

One of the major differences between columns in a RDB and an HBase column family is that there is no strict definition for HBase columns and they can be added dynamically when needed.

But particle physics has a strict definition for what may be called a discovery - the "five sigma" level of certainty, or about a 0.00003% chance that the effect is not real - which the team must show before they can claim to have solved the long-standing matter/antimatter mystery.

In a similar model, classifying individuals as GADA positive (GADA>21.2 WHO units/ml) or negative, the risk for GADA positive participants at baseline was 1.37 [95% CI 0.98 to 1.92] compared to GADA negative individuals and using a slightly more strict definition for GADA positive (GADA>30.0 WHO unit/ml) the relative risk was 1.49 (1.10 to 2.01).

Future studies with standardized use of outcomes measures and strict definitions for complications are needed.

Dignan and colleagues had strict definitions for antifungal treatment initiation, which resulted in 17 % of patients receiving pre-emptive treatment [ 82].

The aim is that 600 parents will monitor disease incidence in their child using strict definitions for diarrhea and a cold.

Thus, the use of strict definitions for periodic and rhythmic patterns should be considered in future prospective trials and the impact of such EEG abnormalities in the setting of SAE further evaluated.

[ 3- 6] Although the Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial (ONTT) investigators categorized visual field defects, they did not use strict definitions for classification and patterns of field loss were qualitatively rather than quantitatively determined [ 7].