Sentence examples for defining in which from inspiring English sources

Important outstanding questions include defining in which settings the laminin-binding integrins are acting as promoters versus suppressors of metastasis, and clarifying the molecular mechanisms by which tetraspanins regulate integrin function.

However, this study adds to previous knowledge by defining not only in which patients chest CT is warranted, but also by defining in which patients chest CT could be safely omitted.

It says much for his brilliant career that it is impossible to define in which of those three he appears more distinguished.

This is a world in which gender roles are much more closely defined, in which people suddenly feel confident commenting on a woman's body – sometimes even touching it.

There is a road which you can define in which I am in the middle, but part of my problem is to argue that people should be on a different road.

Trump presented a world view in which the interests of the United States were much more narrowly defined; in which only enemies that attack us directly, such as ISIS, merited a military response; and in which international agreements had to show more tangible benefits if the U.S. was to remain a party to them.

Most lawyers have a specialty of some sort (however broadly defined) in which they are most adept and therefore efficient.

From these curves, stability regions were defined in which the deviation is acceptable.

We consider holomorphic functions defined in which are Dunkl polyharmonic, that is, for some integer.

A "scalar" approximation to the perturbation series is defined in which only scalar diagrams in the perturbation series are maintained.

More precisely, a new class of smooth functions Ck,αH is defined, in which we study the action of Hσ.