Sentence examples for use a definition that from inspiring English sources

Carlson and Trump use a definition that's far more restrictive, which is their right.

So let's use a definition that actually distinguishes populism from broader phenomena like demagogy and political campaigning.

We elected to use a definition that relied on an objective criterion.

In the present study however, we needed to use a definition that could be used without requiring extra diagnostic procedures.

Based on these considerations, we chose to use a definition that is not completely general but more suitable for our specific purposes here.

Since asthma patients can be reliably identified from prescribing data, we decided to use a definition that was even more specific (three prescriptions instead of two prescriptions) to avoid including cases without asthma and to provide a clear comparison with controls with no asthma drugs or diagnosis codes.

And I'll be using a definition that's very close to that.

Those involved in writing the measure said they restricted it to those firms by using a definition that applied to major oil companies with certain levels of revenue.

Bontekoning [6] demonstrates that due to the emerging nature of research on the subject, there is no one definition of intermodal transport; indeed each of the authors of the 92 publications reviewed during the report in question used "a definition that reflects the scope of their research", as one would expect.

We used a definition that was decided by the majority vote of a panel of 5 experts, 10 to 65 years after the findings' publication.

We first used a definition that permitted comparisons with most of the existing published literature.