Sentence examples for definite definition from inspiring English sources

Further, compared with functional modules [ 41], owing to the definite definition of motifs, they can be explicitly identified and enumerated in various cellular networks [ 40].

There is general agreement that professionalism is a multidimensional construct [ 4- 7]; however, although definitions of professionalism have been proposed [ 8], a definite definition remains elusive.

4, 5 The proportion of provoked VTEs in a given study will clearly depend on the definition of included provoking factors, and a definite definition does not exist.

There is no definite definition for a metalhead, as so many will lead you to believe.

However, the term "exotic" can be quite blurred and marred to the point where there really is no definite definition, and can refer to pretty well any breed in any country.

It does not have a definite geological definition nor a specific chemical formula, and its seams do not always have discrete boundaries.

Forty incident TB cases satisfied the "definite" case definition, based on microbiology results.

The advantages of this study are: (i) using a definite case definition for CP which is universally acceptable, (ii) using FMPM, as it provides the true prevalence and (iii) using the Asian cut off BMI for obesity.

Spotted gar is as far back as we were able to trace the L lineage and potentially also the P lineage although the bootstrap value is low and the LO4 sequence lacks an alpha 3 domain potentially obscuring a definite lineage definition.

Matrix ξ is positive semi-definite by definition.

In accordance with the international epidemiological CHD case definitions, only definite and probable cases are included in the Rotterdam Study definition, unless otherwise noted [ 31].