Sentence examples for define a zone from inspiring English sources
It would be useful to define a zone of deformity in the distal femur ("a far-distal femoral deformity") that lies between the joint line and, approximately, 70 mm proximally where an ILN will not have sufficient control of the distal fragment.
On Monday's vote, Mr. Ainsworth said the only thing that bothered him was that the commission did not rule out building the storage place without defining a zone.
Batty [3] developed a procedure that defines a zone system to maximize social entropy.
The steep gradient in the velocity field defines a zone of strain concentration and the locking depth of the fault.
The study is novel in that it analyzed these relationships using as operational geographic units (OGUs) the set of polygons belonging to the same character state (i.e., typology) that defines a zone in a given thematic map.
They have defined a zone of possible origin of the sound that stretches in a long, narrow sliver from the Arabian peninsula southeast toward Australia.
All these results suggest that ABP1 activity defines a zone of competence for PLT activity essential to control the transition between the meristem and the elongation zone.
Therefore we defined a zone of non-interpretation, where the CS rate or trend of a hospital, compared with the national ones, should not be described as being "higher" or "lower".
They rested on a very conservative analysis and interpretational approach, consisting both in defining a zone of non-interpretation and in the use of considerable threshold values before a departure from the national rate or trend was labeled important and statistically significant.
Specifically, the presence of dissolved Fe(II) can be used to define a suboxic zone located just below the zone of oxygen penetration (oxic zone) and just above the sulfidic zone, which is defined by accumulation of dissolved sulfide [9].
About 50 endemic genera define a desert zone extending from the Sahara to northwestern India; 500 are endemic to tropical Africa, 120 to India, and 300 to continental Southeast Asia, but the boundaries of these zones are poorly defined and the distributions of the endemics are only weakly coterminous.
