Sentence examples for as to defined from inspiring English sources
We show here for the first time that the isotype contributes to the selectivity and intensity of binding to particular, structurally defined, β-glucan sequences as well as to defined cell wall molecules of the fungus.
He goes so far as to define opera as "what Europeans used to write" (except, presumably, for Mozart).
He argued that all the applicable statutes and treaty obligations can be read in such a way as to define torture very narrowly.
It is over a ballot initiative, Proposition 8, which would rewrite California's constitution so as to define marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
The 84-minute film, which will be shown on April 30 at the Tribeca Film Festival, focuses on Kansas, where state school authorities have embraced intelligent design, last year going so far as to define "science" as including the supernatural.
But semantic technology never became so widespread so as to define a new era of the web itself.
We further introduce some notations so as to define the problem formally.
Freeze-dry microscopy was used as criterion for excipients and formulation selection; as well as to define freeze-drying parameters.
I hesitate to go so far as to define coolness, but I will say that it's generally thought to be incompatible with ubiquity.
To appreciate the difficulty, one need only ask: what differentia can be added to quality so as to define shape?
That is, turning all of the data on the web into structured data so as to define relationships between it and derive meaning.
