Sentence examples for use the same definitions from inspiring English sources

The Affordable Care Act helped codify that simplification, by requiring all states to use the same definitions of income, to use electronic databases whenever possible, and to eliminate other eligibility rules that made it harder and more time consuming for people to seek coverage.

In the following, we use the same definitions, notations and structures given in [1].

It is not clear, though, whether the Chinese surveys use the same definitions of obesity as in the U.S. or elsewhere.

Furthermore, not all studies use the same definitions regarding clinical outcomes (eg, some studies consider that the patient has discontinued treatment when switching from one anticoagulant to another).

Both the DSP and MCMS systems use the same definitions: rural areas are defined as counties, and urban areas are defined as districts.

Another issue that possibly negatively influenced the results is the fact that in order to take into account the different country profiles of primary care we did not use the same definitions for all countries.

Some of this irrationality may be fixed in 2003 because the law will then require every state to use the same definition of adequate progress toward its goal.

"A reaction to those events will be a kind of democracy test for states that call themselves democratic and use the same definition for the current Georgian government," he said, according to Interfax.

In the quantitative analysis of this article, we use the same definition and explain it in detail.

Here we use the same definition of fill-out factor, F, as that introduced by Mochnacki (1984).

Among the problems: The SSUTA requires a state and its cities to use the same definition of what's taxable and allows each local taxing jurisdiction only one sales tax rate.