Sentence examples for be defined and counted from inspiring English sources

The software application required that objects first be defined and counted in channel 1.

What has changed is how mixed-race Americans are defined and counted.

Application of these results to the analysis of Plio-Pleistocene archaeological collections is further complicated by inconsistencies in the ways cut and tooth marks have been defined and counted, and by significant differences between patterns observed in modern control samples and those reported at ancient sites.

According to the recently published Dose DataMed 2 report "in order to compare x-ray examination frequency data between countries, and to assign typical effective dose values to examinations, it is crucial that an 'X-ray examination' is defined and counted in a consistent way" (34).

Features were defined and counted using photographs of body patterns.

During the interview, all periods of consumption were defined and counted towards total exposure.

Fluorescent signals from rolling circle amplification products were defined and counted per cell.

Cells that could not be categorized as a result of excessive fragmentation, unusual nuclear morphology or a lack of clear nuclear material were defined and counted as abnormal [ 11].

Count variables (trackers) were defined and used to count the number of key events during lifetime simulations such as detection, symptoms, rupture, and death.

Current can be defined as a count of the number of electrons running through a circuit.

Vernalization treatments caused variation in FIHS from 2·5 to 3·5 for spring isolines and 3·0 to 8·0 for winter isolines in those treatments for which it could be defined from primordia counts (Table  2 and Fig.  2).