Sentence examples for defined in the existing from inspiring English sources
The "data quality" term for synchrophasor applications has not been defined in the existing standards.
Unfortunately, the original FS is not easy to implement because it requires key knowledge that is not clearly defined in the existing literature to determine the neighborhood space that profoundly affects the performance of the original FS.
Although these concepts are defined in the existing literature, both in time and frequency domains, their grasp is not straight forward for the practicing control engineer that deals with real-world plants.
Our goal was to resolve the C. jejuni sequence types as defined in the existing MLST database (http://pubmlst.org/campylobacter) at substantially lower cost than the conventional sequence-based method.
Inclusion criteria defined in an existing IRB approved study were used to evaluate the effect of the semantic enrichment process on cohort size for secondary use of EHR data based on the different methods for integration.
The governable worker, in Britain, is defined by the existing literature as a creation of the scientific management movement of the early twentieth century and, within the accounting domain, through standard costing as a disciplinary practice.
Our evaluation shows that the proposed scheme outperforms the existing authentication schemes defined in the IEEE 802.11 standards in terms of authentication delay, signaling cost, and mobility rate.
If there are few existing predictors, examining the performance of the omics score in all possible subgroups defined by the existing predictors is a direct approach to determine its added predictive value, i.e. whether it can discriminate between patients when existing predictors cannot (since they have the same values for all predictors).
According to Unwin, planning still "locks people in poverty" by allowing areas to become to defined by the existing poverty of residents.
Through rules defined in the rule bases, new knowledge could be inferred from existing knowledge.
In countries with empirical estimates, EFs were defined in accordance with existing data.
