Sentence examples for been defined in relation from inspiring English sources
This balance has been defined in relation to the length of the routes, regarding to the required time.
In an attempt to standardise the effects of the different estrogens in receptor-based assays, their relative estrogenic potency (REP) has been defined in relation to the effect of E2 in the respective assay (e.g. [23]).
Historically development has been defined in relation to the western world's perception of progress, based on the Western model of economic growth fueled by mass industrialization.
Because the pubertal period in the rodent is controversial, puberty has been defined in relation to functional puberty or the time at which sperm appear and serum testosterone rises.
Thus far, these different activities of JSI-124 has not been investigated in parallel, and the specificity of the compound as an inhibitor of STAT3 signaling has not been defined in relation to the effects of the drug on other signaling pathways.
These interactions of mechanical structure and function are defined in relation to pressure-related cardiac events observed from aortic, left ventricular, and left atrial recordings.
The main focus of the questions was to understand health professional feelings towards the MECC initiative and delivering brief lifestyle behaviour change advice, which for the purpose of this study was defined in relation to smoking and obesity-related behaviours as these were a priority focus for the hospital.
Proper functions are relational, where this means that they are defined in relation to features of the environment.
Almost without fail women were defined in relation to men.
I'm tracking the ways U.S. identities are being defined in relation to religion.
