Sentence examples for using the old definition from inspiring English sources
"And this particular 'hero' does, so much easier than an Indian or hard hat, lend itself to homosexuality because of its butchness, because of its – and I'm using the old definition – macho.
Although we used an updated definition of impaired fasting glucose, duplicate analysis using the older definition had no meaningful effect on our findings (data not shown).
Researchers, statistically-minded epidemiologists and other specialized groups may choose to use the older definition or a definition of their own devising.
Or else to, you know, they're back to using the old pejorative definition of the term, you know, the bleeding heart liberal.
Patients were categorized to have an acute MI according to the universal definition using the old or the new cutoff point of cTnT levels (cTnT ≥0.04 ng/ml or cTnThs ≥0.014 ng/ml).
Avoid using the old account.
A more recent definition has also been published (Macrae and Davies 1999), in which the borderline for persistent pain is defined to be at least 2 months instead of the 3 months used in the older definition.
Members of Congress from New York have begun lobbying the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that makes the payment rules, to reverse itself and use the old metropolitan area definitions.
In her doctoral dissertation, Aimee Dawis notes that such definitions, based on cultural affinity and not nation of origin, have gained currency since the early 1990s, although the old definition is occasionally used.
That was the old definition of postnatal care.
