Sentence examples for defined and direct from inspiring English sources

Although eGDR has been proposed as a means of risk stratification of patients with type 1 diabetes, a specific eGDR threshold has not been defined, and direct comparisons of eGDR across studies may be problematic because of differences in clinical variables, such as how type 1 diabetes was determined.

- we are called to pursue Gospel of Jesus Christ out of which our every relationship and activity is defined and directed.

Consequently the ability to provide a defined and directed source of WNT proteins is crucial to fully understand its role in tissue development and to mimic its activity in vitro.

In order to promote the use of the vaccine, communication messages need to be clearly defined and directed.

Essentially these are CSR programs--the spokes--that help define and direct Google's overall purpose.

As illustrated in the functionality of nQuire-it and theoretically in the conception of citizen inquiry, learners define and direct their own learning through a range of tools.

If we do not articulate these issues and spell out their radical implications for a transformed, more egalitarian society, shaped by a government of the people who use it to define and direct their national destiny, then we will not have a chance to win the ideological war.

Specific consensus/motif based kinase-substrate interactions most likely define and direct signaling-induced remodeling and/or other epigenetically relevant events at the chromatin level.

First the MRAC problem is defined and a direct control algorithm described in the paper is suggested as a solution to the control problem.

Use the Twitter @mention signals to define and sell direct to those high value customers, and turn around and buy the programming from the studios.

Each term is defined and placed in a directed acyclic graph with relations between terms: is a (for subclasses), part of and regulates.