Sentence examples for defining intermediary from inspiring English sources

While being very handy for simple use-cases, concise definitions can become very long (e.g., when covering several different alleles by enumerating their tag SNPs), because the formalism offers no means for defining intermediary classifications (such as haplotypes as and intermediate between raw SNPs and associated phenotypes).

The first solution was to define intermediary characteristics.

Marsden [ 20] defines brokers as "intermediary actors who facilitate transactions between actors lacking access to or trust in one another".

6, 7 CTG tracing was defined as normal, intermediary or abnormal according to the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) classifications of CTG recordings.

The specific stimulation by Na+, the inhibition by vanadate, and the formation of phosphorylated intermediary define this enzyme as a "P-type" ATPase.

The way we express ourselves, whether in communication or in action, is a crucial intermediary in defining ourselves.

It serves as a roadmap and helps clarify the 'raison d'être' of the initiative, also by means of strategizing on how to define targets and achieve intermediary and final objectives.

Bahá'u'lláh stated that he was a messenger of God, and he used the term Manifestation of God to define the concept of an intermediary between humanity and God.

The intermediary range was defined as microalbuminuria (20 ≥ AER <200 μg/min or 30 ≥ AER <300 mg/24 h).

One effective strategy to find genes is the "endophenotype" approach, first proposed by Gottesman and Shields (1972), who defined an endophenotype as an intermediary measure of neuropsychiatric functioning correlated with the main trait of interest and involved in the pathway between genotype and outcome of interest (Gottesman and Gould 2003).

A total deformation gradient tensor, without assuming any intermediary virtual state, is defined to map the initial configuration to the deformed state.