Sentence examples for defined to one from inspiring English sources
For centuries, man has struggled to standardize a psychovisual lexicon upon which poetry's elusive affect can be universally defined: to one reader, the above poem conjures the fleeting memory of a lost friend: perhaps it's through the haze of nostalgia, or the rhythmic cascade of line breaks, that the mind's eye is inscribed with the image of a woman's face in a wisp of smoke.
BC cell lines with expression patterns most closely associated with the Apocrine.Basal subtype [ 9] were not defined to one or the other cluster and HCC1954, an ER-negative/HER2-positive cell line of "Cluster 3" displayed the highest representation.
This region might be defined to be one T+ segment or one A+ segment and two T+ segments.
A consistent highway geometric design is defined to be one that conforms to the driver's expectations.
To illustrate the above mentioned concept, the weight function is defined to pick one of the four estimates.
By the inequality above, the product is defined to be one whenever the index range is vacuous.
Currently, the range of ot:hasSource property is defined to be one of ot Algorithm, ot:Model, or ot:Dataset.
Empty products in this likelihood are defined to be one.
The probability is defined to be one when βnN is greater than 1.
The algorithm identifies the gene pair with the smallest distance and groups them with a link, where distance is defined to be one-minus the correlation.
For the former, the expected survival was defined to be uniformly one.
