Sentence examples for as defined from from inspiring English sources

Birds were sampled in landscapes that ranged from intact to relictual as defined from an anthropocentric perspective.

The lower bound of SHmax as defined from LOT-2245 (SL) would correspond to a radial extensional faulting regime.

A computational protocol has been devised to relate 7TM receptor proteins (GPCRs) with respect to physicochemical features of the core ligand-binding site as defined from the crystal structure of bovine rhodopsin.

Furthermore, the problem as defined from (2) to (6) is very rigid since it forces the number of bursts to be equal to the number of services flows, and in consequence all service flows are scheduled during each frame.

More generally, it is not necessary to choose a g associated with the boundary of a band, as defined from the previous subsection, in order to compute δ ( g ).

Of the controls, 23 had histologically normal biopsies, while 8 had inflamed colonic biopsies as defined from a paired biopsy graded by an experienced gastrointestinal pathologist as having no evidence of inflammation, or with evidence of acute/chronic inflammation and/or acute/chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate.

QUICKI was calculated as defined previously from fasting glucose and insulin values (20).

Categories were determined by usual serving size (as defined above) from the FFQ and the intake distribution for all subjects.

where is implicitly defined from (1) as.

A sequence is predicted to be binding or non-binding from the majority vote decision of its three closest related sequence neighbor [as defined from a BLAST search (Altschul et al., 1990)].

As defined, the TA always ranges from 0.5 to 1.0.