Sentence examples for who description from inspiring English sources

In particular, the distinction between PGNT and ganglioglioma is not yet completely clear as in WHO description, PGNT could contain a heterogeneously distributed ganglion cell tumoral population [ 2].

The domains of dignity and clear communication were highlighted as relevant to the concept of responsiveness, but the definition of these domains was more expansive than the WHO description.

Another difference between the two definitions is the focus in the WHO description on a "drug" as the causative agent, rather than a "medicinal product", as specified in the Edwards and Aronson definition.

Using the GDP per capita level is based on the WHO description of interventions below this value as being 'very cost-effective' (for the WPROA Region to which New Zealand belongs [ 34]).

Anemia was defined as a haemoglobin concentration of < 11 g/dL, and severe anemia defined as haemoglobin of < 7 g/dL, based on the WHO description of anemia [ 8].

The theory of descriptions has been criticized by some linguists and philosophers who see descriptions and other noun phrases as full-fledged linguistic constituents of sentences, and who see the sharp distinction between grammatical and logical form as a mistake.

The images were shown to the police, who broadcast descriptions of the man and his truck, leading to his arrest ten minutes later.

Pardlo: I met a guy who writes descriptions for rare books.

Consensus guidelines and recommendations regarding hand hygiene have been produced through the WHO and descriptions on how they can be introduced have been published in [ 23, 24].

After witnesses gave the police a description of the gunman, officers spotted a man nearby who fit the description and ordered him against the wall, they said.

Did she know anyone who fit that description?