Sentence examples for suggest defining from inspiring English sources

The authors suggest defining talent in terms of an upper percentile say 10%.

R8.3 We suggest defining the absence of renal functional recovery following AKI as follows: an increase in Scr above 25%% of its basal value or RRT dependancy.

We suggest defining successful birds with respect to colonisation or invasion process through behavioural innovation rather than an ambiguous habitat generalist definition.

The main findings suggest defining both an innovative process to verify the expert benchmark reliability and a trusty benchmarking method to evaluate tools for synchronous and remote design without experimental testing.

I suggest defining the new representation differently to avoid confusion, for example Diagnostic Face Space.

Current guidelines on chronic cough suggest defining the underlying medical condition and specific treatment directed at it [ 1- 3].

Don't all sons, I suggest, define themselves against their father and then find themselves becoming more like him?

Because even though shooting is the core of these games, it's neither what obviously distinguishes them nor what the marketers of these games or even your own eyes might suggest define them.

In what has become a parlor game of sorts, it failed to come up with a convincing replacement phrase: The experts we consulted suggested defining the challenge of our times as "A Global Struggle for Security and Progress".

As this list suggests, defining palliative care needs in a given humanitarian crisis context is far from straightforward.

Machina (1976), on the other hand, suggests defining validity as preservation of the lowest degree of truth possessed by any of the argument's premises.