Sentence examples for defined as a specific from inspiring English sources
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is defined as a specific form of chronic, progressive fibrosing interstitial pneumonia of unknown cause.
We introduced the concept of beacon product, defined as a specific product model that has great appeal to customers and sends a strong signal about what they want.
Urban sprawl is defined as a specific form of urban development with low-density, dispersed, auto-dependent, and environmentally and socially impacting characteristics (Hasse and Lathrop 2003).
'Comfort Class' is defined as a specific minimal level of husbandry conditions of animals, at which the ability of animals to meet their needs is not compromised by husbandry conditions.
Geobody is a term exclusively used for this study, which is defined as a specific geological body limited within a space in the subsurface significant enough to model in both horizontal and vertical directions (Strebelle et al. 2016).
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is defined as a "specific form of chronic, progressive, fibrosing interstitial pneumonia of unknown cause, occurring in adult lungs and associated with the histopathological and/or radiological pattern of UIP" [11].
The third group contains a more defined phenotype (IgE-associated AR), where the subjects have AR in combination with a positive specific IgE (defined as a positive specific IgE antibody for at least one of the tested allergens).
Small-for-gestational age (SGA) was defined as a sex-specific and parity-specific birth weight more than 2 SD below the mean weight for gestational based on the national 2013 population-based reference.
Scott says it can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ). can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ).
We defined as a NASH specific gene, a gene which was upregulated more than 1.4 fold in NASH patients compared to S3 patients and, evidently, to S0 patients and controls (lean patients without liver disease).
