Sentence examples for defined typical from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the well defined typical dendrimers, in which mesogenic groups are present in an outer sphere, the dendritic systems described here contain such groups also inside the dendritic core.

The Toronto Consensus Panel on Diabetic Neuropathy defined typical DSPN as a "chronic, symmetrical, length dependent sensorimotor polyneuropathy" [ 9].

We defined "typical exposure" (i.e., exposure from the task the worker performed for the largest percentage of a work shift) as being representative of the worker's daily exposure.

The expert panel said the government should initially define "typical employer plan" as the type of coverage commonly provided by small employers — not by large or medium-size businesses, which often provide more generous coverage.

Users define typical rotations and crop phenology stages to be included, according to their objectives.

The alternative criteria define typical characteristics more exactingly, and include fewer migrainous headache characteristics.

Results from the survey were used to define typical use of herbicides.

These transitions are characterised by rather typical EEG patterns [ 6] and can be defined as typical sub-stages.

The two perennials were compared with the typical annual accessions collected at the P27 site which was close to the Jpn1 site and defined as typical O. meridionalis types based on repetitive field observations.

Far from the formalised, narrowly defined cases typical of business training, this felt pretty real.

Figures provided showed that in November 2014 there were 12,845 teachers who earned £65,000 or more; 485 of those were defined as typical classroom teachers.