Sentence examples for be strictly defined by from inspiring English sources

He says that U.S. foreign policy shouldn't be strictly defined by Syria.

The identification of a cell as adjacent can be strictly defined by the distance of the nuclei of a cancer cell to an endothelial cell.

Their ultimate destination was Constantinople, where their rights of trading were strictly defined by treaty.

When the team's manager, a university employee whose role is strictly defined by N.C.A.A. rules, is forced to stay away from so-called voluntary practices, McReynolds runs them in his stead, as a stern taskmaster who also leads by example.

In this case, Ψ is strictly defined by (22).

Counties are not granted home rule status; their powers are strictly defined by state law.

The quality of bioethanol used for fuel purposes is strictly defined by the Polish national and industrial norms.

Sarcomatoid carcinomas were excluded from this study and EMT was strictly defined by expression of EMT-associated protein markers and not by morphology (n final = 491).

To test whether this segregation was strictly defined by the delegate genes or represented a broader phenotype of melanoma metastases, we applied PCA to the complete data set.

For the analyses, however, COPD was strictly defined by a post-bronchodilator airflow limitation (FEV1/FVC

The volume was strictly defined by the phantom, but due to some "blurring" effects caused by scatter, attenuation, depth-dependent resolution degradation, the beating of the heart and respiratory motion, to some extent underestimation of volumes could not be avoided.