Sentence examples for defined in each case from inspiring English sources
The borders of the footprint were defined in each case.
The ROI was manually defined in each case by an expert physician.
It is important to decide how "no change" is defined in each case, and make this clear to users of the maps.
Four regions of interest (ROIs) were defined in each case as follows: ROI1, subcortical WM in region of dysplasia; ROI2, dysplastic cortex (full thickness) overlying ROI1; ROI3, normal WM in adjacent cortex; ROI4, normal cortex (full thickness) overlying ROI3 (Fig. 1).The ROIs were defined on LFB-stained sections in each case and corresponding regions outlined on immunostained sections.
Over- or underrepresentation of functional categories and taxonomic groups was based on the probability of observing a defined number of target groups (or categories) in a subsample, given a process of sampling without replacement from the whole data set (as defined in each case: see text) under a hypergeometric distribution (Johnson et al. 1992).
The treatment plans of 200 patients, including approximately 60% of the patients belonging to the HS and CF groups, were retrieved and revaluated and volumes receiving more than 107% (V > 107%) of the prescribed dose were defined in each single case.
The approximation error is defined in the worst case, average case and randomized settings.
These cardinal virtues are differently, albeit analogously, defined in the case of each level.
Not bad in the conventional sense of wicked or wrong, but bad in the slang sense of superb -- defined in his case by being strong, fast and efficient, with power in each hand.
These are called p -superharmonic functions and are defined in the case the measure μ is nonnegative; see [30, 38].
