Sentence examples for as further specified from inspiring English sources

Because in the case under examination data were collected from a series of studies conducted by several researchers operating independently, the choice to use the random-effects model was more justified than the fixed-effect model, as further specified in the next two sections.

SPSS software version 15.0 (SPSS, Chicago, IL) was used for all statistical analyses as further specified in the results section and in the legend for Table 1.

11 12 Our proportion of direct and indirect contact injuries (36%) was, however, in line with other video studies on different sports where between 28% and 35% were reported as contact injuries (but not further specified as being direct or indirect).

It demonstrates the impact of this as a design restraint and requirement on both the diagnostics and the service systems as they are further specified, designed and procured.

Additionally, it further specified as many relevant economic factors as possible (rather than SES overall) for women and men separately to avoid assuming economic comparability of individuals who are similar on, for example, education (Braveman et al., 2005).

If this RF has an output ≥0.5, the protein sequences are assigned to its specific family; otherwise it is assigned as a GTPase in general and classified as "Ras or not further specified small GTPase".

Each aspect of numerate behavior was further specified as follows.

For digital signals, this can be further specified as.

In this paper, this dynamic behavior is further specified as a speed assignment for θ(t).

The term 'half-life' is neither clearly defined nor further specified as to the environmental media considered for assessment.

To illustrate: at the constitutional and legislative stages the parties specify abstract basic liberties such as "freedom of thought" into more particular rights like the right to free political speech, which is then further specified as the right to criticize the government, the special rights of the press, and so on.