Sentence examples for defined as the reference from inspiring English sources
The resulting risk score was examined in quartiles, with the lowest quartile defined as the reference group (score ≤0.6%).
The baseline FAF-OCT images were defined as the reference images to enable acquisition of images at the same site during follow-up visits.
The closest neighbors are defined as the reference points (RPs) which have the smallest RSS distance to the on-line new collected RSS readings [5].
The last 6 h (one 6-h block) before calving were compared with the 72- to 7-h time frame (11 times 6-h blocks) before calving, which was defined as the reference period.
The height of stable flames was about 8 cm, but the part of flames over 5 cm was very unstable (the bottom position of the flames was defined as the reference position).
Based on the present FE results, the global limit load solution proposed by Goodall for surface cracked plates in combined bending and tension was modified, in the case of tension loading only, to account for a weak dependence on w/c and was defined as the reference normalizing load.
Bioinformatic analysis of the genomic region upstream of the transcriptional start site (defined as in the reference sequence AB029006) does not identify any TATA box, but detects several CG boxes and a CAAT box in position -597.
For each efficient DMU j which acts as a referent for inefficient DMU i, the fraction of the total aggregated potentials for increase in output r is defined as the reference-share ρ: {rho}_j^r=frac{{displaystyle {sum}_{iepsilon N}}{lambda}_{ij}left {y}_{ri}^p - {y}_{ri}right)}{y_r^P - {y}_r}, (4 where.
An alpha point is defined as the references point locating at a polyline loop and served as the starting point to position the centers of holes along this loop.
All other pairs of these genes were implicitly defined as the negative reference pairs.
The upper limit of quantitation (ULOQ) was defined as the highest reference standard that yields a value with a precision of ≤50% CV and an accuracy of ±50%.
