Sentence examples for and is traditionally defined from inspiring English sources
This transient development stage, which lasts for only about 12 18 hr, and is traditionally defined solely on the basis of embryonic morphology (Nieuwkoop and Faber, 1994), was accompanied by rapid changes in cell tuning variability, and a powerful (almost two-fold) increase in cell excitability.
Glutaredoxins (GRXs) are a group of oxidoreductases that participate in the control of ROS and are traditionally defined as redox regulators.
Chemokines are small 8 12 kDa proteins, organized into C, CC, CXC, and CX3C subclasses; the CC class is traditionally defined as directing monocyte and lymphocyte activation and the CXC class as directing neutrophil activation [1] [3].
This created an interesting anomaly: Wrongful-death liability is traditionally defined legislatively and restricted to two fundamental relationships — husband-wife, parent-child.
And even if success, as it is traditionally defined, doesn't follow, well, at least you are doing something that makes you happy!
Vertebrate gene expression is frequently regulated by the proximal promoter, which is traditionally defined as between -200 bp and the TSS [ 36].
This age is traditionally defined to be prior to 40 years and diagnosis is confirmed by elevated serum FSH levels (>40IU/l).
A recession is traditionally defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction, and few economists question that the country is headed in that direction.
