Sentence examples for be more appropriately defined from inspiring English sources
As we shall see shortly, this is related to the complexity of the diagnostic algorithm of the ANA-reflex test which does not rely on informatics automatism, but rather on the intervention of a pathologist based on clinical information and preceding results [6], and should, in fact, be more appropriately defined "ANA-reflective" testing [7].
Although many forms of modern "so called" Alternative music may not be defined properly as "Heavy Metal", the emotions of people who still gravitate towards a similar outlet may be more appropriately defined by the times of the youth that experience it.
In addition, some chemical categories were more appropriately defined by a combination of logical expressions based on features such as structural patterns, physico-chemical properties or chemical formulae (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
Contradictory to earlier reports, the M5 lineage does not always include a 12477 substitution, and is more appropriately defined by a transversion at 10986A.
Instead, a metabolite is more appropriately modeled as a shared resource, and reactions define the functional identity of a module.
In addition, internal controls are more appropriately custom designed for analyte control in assays with a clearly defined intended use and therefore are by definition assay-dependent.
PMTCT frameworks require shifts towards ensuring that women's rights and needs, as defined by and enshrined in several global agreements, are more appropriately and adequately met.
Could any public building have been more appropriately named?
These patients are more appropriately treated with mood stabilizers.
