Sentence examples for definable characteristics from inspiring English sources
That activity ranged from looking for the presence of particular organizations, like gangs or terrorist groups with definable characteristics, to evaluating other potential vulnerabilities, like a university with classified research and many foreign students.
In addition to tracking motion using the COM, we also used volume of interest (VOI) and line profile analysis for those scans that had certain definable characteristics.
By doing so, we are also proposing that there are a relatively small number of definable characteristics that make living systems complex.
These are just a few of the people that I've met here in Iraq, but I hope they help point out that "Iraqi" -- or "Muslim," Arab," "Christian," etc. -- is more than just a category with definable characteristics.
Data normalization is generally performed by finding certain definable characteristics in the data that with appropriate calculations could be used to unify dissimilar data sets.
OIH seems to be a distinct, definable, and characteristic phenomenon that may explain loss of opioid efficacy in some cases.
No definable clinico-radiological characteristics have been identified that separate microcephalies caused by mutations affecting different parts of the mitotic cycle.
Our model is limited to patient-level characteristics definable on admission to hospital, and therefore has the potential to identify high-risk patients for targeted surveillance and prevention efforts.
We used different definitions of short duration because the Ismail-Beigi strategy does not have a conventional target, and thus, the A1C target for each individual should be definable by clinical characteristics.
There are no definable clinical or radiological characteristics to predict growth [22].
Certainly, a few of our mental concepts, particularly concepts of emotions, could be easily understood as being definable in light of the characteristic bodily expressions associated with specific mental states.
