Sentence examples for by having a defined from inspiring English sources

Post-infective IBS (PI-IBS) shares many features with unselected IBS but by having a defined onset allows better definition of risk factors.

One of the ways we help clients make decisions confidently is by having a clearly defined, proven process that we take them through which helps to narrow their focus and gives them the confidence to make decisions.

By September, he did not have a defined role.

Their water body is defined by having a maximum of 1 ha in extent.

To what extent is it defined by having a body of a particular shape, or by cultural factors?

We understand that being a scientist is more than what is listed on a CV and is not only defined by having a career at the bench.

In the 1960s, psychologist Hans Eysenck made the influential proposal that extroverts were defined by having a chronically lower level of arousal.

Eligibility for aid is defined by having a thatched roof, an indicator of poverty, and individual eligibility is verified by GPS and Google Earth data.

Diabetes was defined by having a previous clinical diagnosis in line with WHO criteria [ 30].

The CIP2A positive tissue is defined by having a score ranging from 1 6 (Fig.  2).

Conserved proteins were defined by having a homology score H-value above 0.64.