Sentence examples for be defined and thus from inspiring English sources
For such a material, contrarily to hyperelastic models, no potential can be defined, and thus the conservation of the energy is ensured only if the elastic work of deformation can be restored by the scheme.
In formal settings satisfying certain natural conditions, Tarski's theorem on the undefinability of the truth predicate shows that a definition of a truth predicate requires resources that go beyond those of the formal language for which truth is going to be defined and thus definitional approaches to truth have to fail.
In most of the cases, histological subtypes and nuclear grade can be defined and thus enable an adaptation of the rhythm of active surveillance.
Participants wondered how ethnicities can be defined and thus how they could correctly identify those at risk: by appearance, by name, or by country of birth?
Different time periods for ingoing- and outgoing contacts can be defined, and thus adapted to the window of possible disease introduction.
Unlike breast cancer cells that have definitively identified CSC markers, a marker for the neuroblastoma CSC has yet to be defined, and, thus, neuroblastoma CSCs cannot be separated from the remaining cell population using a marker.
But there is an open question about how war and violence are defined and thus about what sorts of actions are rejected by pacifists.
To our knowledge, while used in a number of reports, this term has not been defined and, thus, we offer our definition of this term: 'dark matter' RNA includes any RNA whose function we do not currently understand and any RNA that is currently un-annotated.
Within this G-run, the base position of the mutation cannot be defined, and all the InsGs are thus regarded as identical mutations; they will always be counted as one single mutation if occurring in the same animal.
For each L-SAGE experiment, a list of ST could thus be defined and the proportion of ST on total tags could be calculated.
