Sentence examples for defines a combination from inspiring English sources

A region's label defines a combination of inputs for which a strategy is superior and thus a preferred approach.

The alternative approach to the diagnosis of personality disorders in Section III of DSM-5 defines a combination of impairments in "self" and "interpersonal" functioning as core criteria of personality disorders.

This extensively studied model 14 16 further defines a combination of high job demands and high job control as an active job situation, and a combination of low job control and low job demands as a passive job situation.

All of the characteristic points define a combination of four possible situations.

Ogorzalek Loo et al. [41] defined a combination of IEF of protein with MS of the intact proteins (top-down) with IEF of proteins or 2-DE with MS of peptides (bottom-up) as side-to-side proteomics.

The professional DDI clinical risk management guideline has defined a combination of these drugs as a risk for developing hyperkalaemia.

Recently, Zlobec et al. [ 11] proposed the term, next-generation tissue microarrays (ngTMAs), to define a combination of cutting-edge digital pathology, automated TMAs, and histopathological expertise, which would ultimately benefit the further optimization of biomarker research.

We recently employed the strategy of 'direct reprogramming' to generate retinal photoreceptor cells from human somatic cells, defining a combination of transcription factors, CRX, RAX and NEUROD, that induce light responsive photoreceptor cells (Seko et al. 2012).

The combined endpoint was defined as a combination of the angiographic endpoint and a cardiac event.

Each matrix cell defines a unique combination of a core and substituent (reminiscent of yet distinct from R-group tables).

Overt hypothyroidism is defined as a combination of high TSH with low FT4, while subclinical hypothyroidism is defined as a combination of high TSH with normal FT4 levels.