Sentence examples for defined as the onset from inspiring English sources

They point out that, in seventh-century Arabia, adulthood was defined as the onset of puberty.

The critical shear rate defined as the onset of shear thickening, was found to be dependent on temperature, particle size, solid loading of the dispersions.

The electronic band gap of polymer, defined as the onset of the π π* transition, is found to be 1.0 eV.

Normal resumption of ovarian cyclicity was defined as the onset of luteal activity (OLA) occurring at 45 DIM or less, followed by regular ovarian cycles of 18 to 24 days in length.

The optical band gaps, defined as the onset of the π π* transition, were found to be 1.15 eV for PFETQ, 1.2 eV for PFMTQ and 1.34 eV for PFTQ.

The temperature where the weight loss exhibited 5 wt.% was defined as the onset decomposition temperature (Tonset) while the temperature at which the degradation rate reached a maximum was defined as Tmax.

Moreover, the expression of TcLEC2 was significantly higher in cacao cotyledons at 14 and 18 WAP compared to 16 and 20 WAP, stages previously defined as the onsets of cacao embryo morphogenesis and the seed maturation phase, respectively [ 36].

The group with disease onset at age <52.0 years was defined as the 'early' onset, and the group of disease onset at age >52.0 years was defined as the 'late' onset group.

Acute liver failure (ALF) is defined as the rapid onset of encephalopathy and coagulopathy after the onset of jaundice in patients with no known previous liver disease [ 1].

Clinical onset of cerebral vasospasm was defined as the acute onset of a focal neurologic deficit or a change in the GCS score of 2 or more points.

Spontaneous PTD was defined as the spontaneous onset of delivery between weeks 22+0 and 36+6 (n = 1,755).