Sentence examples for suggested a definition from inspiring English sources

Helt et al. also suggested a definition that fulfills these terms [ 13].

On the basis of a WHO report, 367) Mølhase(368) hasuggesteded a definition for SBS.

One group suggested a definition of distress be included in the questionnaire [ 24].

We therefore support the arguments of Loeffler and Roeder [ 16] who suggested a definition of adult tissue stem cells not as a set of attributes of cells, but as the process by which lineages emerge in dynamically regulated process from these cells.

Such examples led the German mathematician Richard Dedekind in 1872 to suggest a definition of an infinite set as one that could be put in a one-to-one relationship with some proper subset.

He even suggest a definition of 'experiential atmosphere:' [14].

We suggest a definition of small herds as those smaller than 2/(within-herd design prevalence) on the basis that such herds would be expected to have less than two (i.e. only one) infected animals.

Paul Teller (1992) suggests a definition he intends to have broad application: a property is emergent if and only if it is not explicitly definable in terms of the non-relational properties of any of the object's proper parts (pp.140 1).

The aim of this paper is to suggest a definition of a statistically meaningful trend based on previously published statistics concepts and methods and to test this definition on a group of time series from different disciplines.

A report by Asefzadeh 17 showed no significant change in OCT findings after the 4-month visit, and this suggests a definition of a BRAO of at least 4 months' duration as chronic.

Our results suggest a definition that would apply to individuals with normal baseline eGFR (≥90 ml/min/1.73 m) with at least three years' follow-up and at least two eGFR measurements per year, for the reasons described in subsequent paragraphs.