Sentence examples for arbitrarily considered from inspiring English sources
It is arbitrarily considered male because LamdaMoo participants usually declare whether they are male or female and Cobot's inventors wanted him to fit in.
An arbitrarily considered outcome is a set of the total combat effectiveness of a factory.
A ± 10% limit of agreement for each estimation method was arbitrarily considered acceptable.
P value from Wilcoxon rank-sum test °R-K was arbitrarily considered equal to 90 if unable to generate a value within 90 min (flat-line).
In all heifers, intravaginal devices were removed on Day 8 and 1 mg of EB was given i.m. on Day 9 (Day 10 was arbitrarily considered the day of estrus).
We arbitrarily considered that an interval of 2 hours from treatment withdrawal to cessation of cardiac electrical activity was the maximum withdrawal period compatible with an hypothetical organ harvesting [12, 13].
Facilitators may arbitrarily consider fair or poor scores.
By arbitrarily considering only segments with four or more contiguous monomorphic SSR, we identified six chromosome regions (Table 2), for a total of 220.5 cM, corresponding to 12.2% of the maize reference linkage map (see Methods).
Similar to the previous quantitative affinity profiling assays for ATP-binding proteins and reactive cysteine-containing proteins, we arbitrarily consider lysine residue in peptides with RSGTP10/1 < 2 as SGTP-binding lysine.
Comparing NW CMCs to those reported from Kadaba et al. [18] (relative to normal adults, natural speed), little difference was observed: arbitrarily considering noticeable a difference in CMC greater than 0.05, in present study pelvic tilt and rotation had higher CMCs, while vertical GRF lower CMC; all EMG curves presented lower CMCs.
Although our recommendations are based on arbitrarily considering the specific percentiles of effectiveness, and although the absence of secondary transmissions depends also on the absolute number of incoming individuals, we believe that our findings (with realistic ranges of prevalence and the number of travellers) provide evidence-based estimates that can be used for pandemic planning.
