For example, no combinator with duplicative effect is definable from { I, K, V }.
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
The difference in the estimates of doses to decrease drug-seeking and food-maintained behavior suggested that specific therapeutic effects could be obtained in the absence of unwanted side effects for a definable proportion of the population.
Initially considered toxic only at blood lead levels [BLLs] over 60 μg/dL, it is now considered to have no definable threshold below which "no harmful effect" can be determined [3].
For example, many endocrine disruptors do not have a definable toxicologic threshold level below which effects are negligible or nonexistent (Welshons et al. 2003).
Less definable but no less real is the effect of Waugh's own stature on his team-mates.
8 9 Although RCTs are the most reliable methods of determining the effects of treatment, to be clinically useful, their result must also be relevant to definable groups of patients in a particular clinical setting in routine practice (generalisability).
Delirium commonly results from specific, readily definable insults such as hypoxia, metabolic abnormalities, stroke and drug effects.
The effect of this schema is well known; it assures that any definable set that contains 0 and is closed under successor must contain everything.
Large cardinal axioms have the fruitful consequence that they imply axioms of definable determinacy and hence illuminate the structure theory of definable sets of reals.
