Sentence examples for unique definition for from inspiring English sources

There is no unique definition for the computation of a PW measurement.

On the contrary, here we will only choose one unique definition for (int |nabla f|^2mathrm{d}m), the one which seems the simplest.

Furthermore, we also allow a unique definition for the combination of all κ bounds, instead of individually specifying operators for every pair of bounds.

Clinical prediction to assess severe community-acquired pneumonia is hampered not only by the absence of a unique definition for severe community-acquired pneumonia but also by the inclusion of ICU admission as a variable in the prediction model in many cases [ 3, 4].

Unique definitions for all terms can be found in Supplementary Tables 1 9.

To identify unique definitions for each term, we then collapsed definitions based on each distinct combination of components and component thresholds or categories, with a view to grouping broadly similar definitions.

Module parcellation was performed using the QCUT algorithm and resulted in a unique definition of community structure for each subject.

According to Deschartres et al. [ 19], ambiguity and lack of a unique definition of trial "quality" accounts for the heterogeneity of quality assessment tools.

In science the unique definition of the terms used for describing the subject under inquiry is of prime importance to ensure the reproducibility of the analysis and interpretation of the empirically obtained data.

"He certainly has a unique definition of what recusal is," Jenny Backus, a spokeswoman for the Gore campaign, said tonight.

The model is founded on a unique definition of fish passage design flow and an area-based approach for estimating this flow at ungaged sites.