Sentence examples for when we defined from inspiring English sources

Though estimated cumulative numbers of CHD events and deaths increased substantially when we defined more ill-defined cardiovascular coded deaths as CHD or assumed the higher proportion of CHD deaths reported by the Global Burden of Disease Study, the same proportional increase in CHD outcomes over time persisted under these alternate mortality assumptions.

"The time has passed when we defined our position versus Vienna," Mr. Sobolewski said in an interview in his sleek office inside the exchange building in downtown Warsaw, where visitors wait to see him in a room decorated with a large tank of piranhas.

Might we have been too hasty when we defined 'particulars' as things that are not universals?

8 We used the weights provided in each of the censuses in our descriptive statistics and estimates, except when we defined the size of the sample N. 9 We follow a classification close to Hanson ( 2007). 10 We define the educational groups by six consecutive levels: No Education, Primary Incomplete, Primary, Secondary, High School and College.

This difference in relative frequencies was still apparent when we defined five equal classes of peptides based on their length (Figure 3).

The results suggested that shorter introns are subjected to stronger selective constraints than longer introns when we defined the length of 87 nt as an optimum.

But we will understand Lewis more deeply when we define some points more clearly.

When we define ourselves by our jobs, our worth depends on what we achieve.

What happens when we define some people as more human than others?

When we define an illness, we have a grave effect on those who are subject to it.

And when we define that as r being equal to zero, essentially we're multiplying the probability density by zero.