Sentence examples for as defined also from inspiring English sources

The 31 haplogroups, as defined also in Tanaka et al. [6], and confirmed by our unsupervised consensus ensemble clustering technique [9] were: A, B4a, B4b, B4c, B5, D4a, D4b1a, D4b1b, D4b2a, D4b2b, D4d1a, D4d1b, D4e1, D4e2, D4g, D4h, D5a, D5b, F1, F2, M10, M7a, M7b, M8, M9, C, G1, G2, Z, N9a, N9b.

Interestingly, the apparently more abundant shorter alternative (as defined also by three ESTs covering the respective region) uses an unconventional 5'GC intron boundary instead of GT (see ).

This specific application is known as systems toxicology and is defined also as the study of perturbations of biological systems by chemicals and stressors as well as monitoring changes in molecular expression and conventional toxicological parameters [ 17].

Each theme and subtheme will be carefully defined (also known as descriptors) to facilitate coding.

Europeans, as defined in this paper, may also report other non-Māori ethnicities.

Property rights and decision-making systems may not also be as defined.

central superior nucleus; Table  1) extends as defined conventionally also into r2, but for clarity we propose recognizing two distinct nuclei here, reserving the MnR name for r1 (see below as regards r2).

For example, every group (as defined above) is also a set, so a group is a group object in the category of sets.

When discussing molecular features of one specimen, the set of SES-characters as defined here should also be provided for clear communication.

Complex mixtures of dioxins [hereafter "dioxin" refers to dioxin-like compounds (DLCs) as defined below] also elicit a variety of noncancer effects.

Incidents, as defined above, may also result from circumstantial factors (without any errors) and therefore, occur somewhat more frequently.