Sufficient sequence similarity could be defined, for example, by a BLAST hit of significance above a user-defined threshold.
This category could be defined, for example, by G20 membership.
While some responses to the survey may well be of legitimate concern, many of its questions are pointedly designed to skew the results because they have little to do with revealing actual anti-Semitism, as defined, for example, by the US Holocaust Museum.
The initial state may be defined for example, by the competition effects in the past.
Fair processes, as defined for example by Daniels' and Sabin's accountability for reasonableness framework, have been identified as essential for securing socially acceptable priority setting decisions.
However, measurement results for complex analytes often are not expressed in SI-, but in arbitrary units, defined, for example, by an international conventional measurement standard.
f(A) is self-adjoint with domain ({varphi,|, int |f(x)|^2 dmu ^A_varphi (x) < infty }) where (dmu ^A_varphi ) is the spectral measure, defined, for example by (langle varphi, A-z)^{-1}varphi rangle = int (x-z)^{-1} dmu ^A_varphi (x)) for all (z in {mathbb {C}}{setminus }{mathbb {R}}).
Sauropodomorpha, for example, has a stem-based definition in opposition to Theropoda and does not require the monophyly of Saurischia or Prosauropoda (as defined, for example, by Galton and Upchurch [23]).
This stimulated Francis Crick to distinguish Edelman's set of algorithms from the fundamental natural selection algorithm as defined, for example, by John Maynard Smith's formulation of units of evolution [22], [23].
In international studies overweight is defined, for example, by the method proposed by Cole et al. [ 26].
