Sentence examples for bold define from inspiring English sources
Data in bold define significant results.
Results in bold define data considered positive for immunohistochemistry. FISH, fluorescence in situ hybridisation; n.r.r
Results in bold define data considered positive for immunohistochemistry. n/a = not applicable, scoring defined in methodical chapter.
We obtain the following iterative algorithm, with I the number of iterations: We recall that we have used the notations in bold defined in the notation section.
Each term in the subject index is accompanied by zero or more references, where each reference is plain, bold (defining) or underlined (to a numerical entry).
Figure 1 a defines a sample of network model where blue bold circles define cluster heads; we may see each sensor node's neighbor, cluster area, and their network area.
Both locally in the thalamus and at downstream, synaptically connected brain regions, the frequency of stimulation was a critical parameter in determining the extent of ipsilateral and contralateral BOLD activation – defined here as positive BOLD signals significantly synchronized to the block stimulation paradigm (see 'Materials and methods').
Figure 8 Some retrieval results from the McGill database [19]: green bold frame defines the query shape, and orange bold frame defines the false pick up.
Figures in bold type defines values significantly lower than the control group (THR), whereas the bold and underlined values are significantly higher than the control group (THR).
How fitting, then, that this final attack on the nerve center of democracy would be foiled by a group of empowered citizens who by their bold actions defined the traits of a democratic people: active, alert, questioning and responsive.
The concert ended with an unusually convincing rendition of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2 ("Little Russian"), in which bold, sharply defined colors and abundant energy did much to compensate for a slight, repetitive patchwork of gestures Tchaikovsky went on to perfect elsewhere.
