Sentence examples for defined instructions from inspiring English sources

In the guided approach using the clearly defined instructions, the inter-reader variability could be significantly reduced to a median CoV of 1.19% (range 0.84 1.89%, p = 0.001) with a considerably smaller range compared to the unguided approach (see Table 2).

Initial annotation of the wBol1-b draft genome assembly was performed using SUGAR (Simple Unfinished Genome Annotation Resource), an annotation pipeline consisting of several Perl scripts, controlled by a user defined instruction file (Szubert & Beatson, In Prep).

The structure of server.R code plays an important role in defining instructions for the application, while minimizing redundant computation and maximizing application speed.

Only a subset of the coprocessor instructions defined in the Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) are required in our proposed method.

At its most basic, it is defined as: "Instructions promoting destructive or mean spirited behavior or activities".

For example, Lan et al. (2010)) defined traditional instruction as being without the support of technological devices, whereas Papadopoulos and Dagdilelis (2008) defined traditional teaching as a paper-and-pencil environment.

In addition, online-based training is defined as instruction which is delivered primarily through the internet, rather than taking place in the physical classroom in which the instructor and students are located (Benjamin et al. 2008; Means et al. 2010).

These instructions are defined in the instruction block that is described in a later section.

These instructions are defined in the instruction block that is further described in a later section.

The Instructions section provides a mechanism for defining the instructions and accompanying practice test items that will be presented to a participant prior to the actual test.

A computation may be thought of as the execution of an algorithm, which itself may be defined as a step-by-step list of well-defined instructions that takes some input, processes it, and produces a result.