Sentence examples for unified definition from inspiring English sources
Not withstanding a much needed unified definition of MetS, our findings in Seychelles emphasize the growing burden of lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases in countries in epidemiological transition including in the African region, consistent with the ongoing epidemic of obesity worldwide and in the Seychelles in particular.
A unified definition of metabolic syndrome, considered a common feature of cardiovascular risk, is lacking.
Yetspecific causes of readmissions have not been sufficiently studied and an unified definition ofsuch an indicator is lacking.
These information phenomena permeate the physical and mental world, and their variety is such that it has defied so far all attempts at a unified definition of information.
Barosi, G. et al. A unified definition of clinical resistance/intolerance to hydroxyurea in essential thrombocythemia: results of a consensus process by an international working group.
Since homogenous cracks and interface cracks are just special cases of interface corners, in order to build a direct connection among them a unified definition for their stress intensity factors is proposed in this paper.
Although HL research has proliferated during the past two decades, unified definitions and measures are still lacking.
This powerfully unifying definition illuminates the vital point that striving for gender equality does not address the root of the problem because establishing an equal measure between two hearts that are not fully open to one another only creates an equal measure of closed-heartedness.
Even if pulmonary exacerbation remains a subjective diagnosis, and unifying definition is still lacking within the CF literature [ 19, 20], pulmonary exacerbations were defined as acute or subacute worsening of respiratory symptoms, severe enough to warrant oral or intravenous antibiotics.
However, their diversity suggests the need for adopting a concise, unifying SMA definition.
Therefore, applying (16) to the case unifies the definition of the power index range, within which a user can be assigned a feasible power index without knowing the value of.
