Sentence examples for as usually defined from inspiring English sources

Northern Ontario, as usually defined, lies north of a line drawn from the confluence of the Mattawa and Ottawa rivers (at the Quebec border, east of Lake Nipissing) southwest to the mouth of the French River, on Georgian Bay.

With no wars, pandemics, or societal collapse (at least as usually defined) to explain it, researchers have had to look at small-bore, quality-of-life factors to explain the tragedy – one thrown into especially high relief by the revelation that young, high-school dropout black women now outlive their white peers.

It follows from Gödel's first incompleteness theorem that already for a second-order language there is no calculus $C$ where derivability is sound with respect to model-theoretic validity and which makes true (6) (for the notion of model-theoretic validity as usually defined for such a language).

We set out to investigate the extent to which polypharmacy, as usually defined, creates an increased risk of sustaining injuries in a nursing home setting.

The expression for weighted average does not apply to relative risk (RR) as usually defined (the risk ratio in the high-risk and low-risk groups) but it does when the risk in the high-risk group is expressed relative to that in the population as a whole, where the standardized risk is 1.

This may be because GeneMANIA's tools do not operate on functions as usually defined in GBA settings; they take as an input a set of genes chosen by the user, and show a gene network with nodes selected using the GeneMANIA algorithm.

The various "subfamilies" have also been re-defined as clades, usually defined as all species closer to the groups namesake than to Dromaeosaurus or any namesakes of other sub-clades (for example, Makovicky defined the clade Unenlagiinae as all dromaeosaurids closer to Unenlagia than to Velociraptor).

These incidents are known as Adverse Drug Events (ADEs), usually defined as 'any injury due to the use of medication' [ 1].

These events are known as Adverse Drug Events (ADEs), usually defined as 'any injury due to the use of medication'.

It belongs to an umbrella condition known as chronic pelvic pain (CPP), usually defined as pain anywhere in the pelvic region lasting six months or longer.

The luminal B subgroup is usually defined as ki67 >13 if ER-positive, as well as HER2-positive or PR-negative.