Sentence examples for defined by a general from inspiring English sources

The duties and rights of civil servants are defined by a general statute of 1946, which was partly modified in 1959.

This paper presents a kinematic procedure to synthesize planar mechanisms capable of approximating a shape change defined by a general set of curves.

In the past, safety cultures were defined by a general grasp of where a company stood on key issues such as health, crime, natural disasters, and cyber attack.

Principal components analysis of these 85 genes appeared to differentiate between the responses of subjects who did versus those who did not develop VAP, as defined by a general trajectory (riboleukogram) for the onset and resolution of VAP.

Health services coverage is defined by a general national health "basket" governmental law.

Preliminary results show that at the singularity region, S1, the control-derivative term disappears and the differential equation is degenerated to a center manifold defined by a polynomial (quadratic in general) equation on u.

By using these item-parameter estimates, we estimated the mean and standard deviation (SD) of the physical function score for the "general population," defined by a subset (n = 2,542) of the Polimetrix data who had sociodemographic characteristics similar to the general U.S. population.

However, in being defined by a specific physiological process (rather than general good versus poor prognosis), it is far more biologically coherent than previous signatures.

Tinnitus was here defined by a 'yes' response to the single general question: 'Are you bothered by ringing in the ears?' Missing values and a 'no' response were considered equivalent to 'not bothered'.

In general, positive selection is defined by a ratio of nonsynonymous/synonymous nucleotide changes (dN/dS, or ω) >1.

In general, miRNA's are defined by a combination of five criteria for both expression and biogenesis (for review see [ 39]).