Sentence examples for definition generates from inspiring English sources

Acute pancreatitis is a disease that, by definition, generates an increase in metabolism.

As depicted in Figure 4, the TGA method relies on a projection of musical cues (here, metrical classes--see Figure 4a) onto trajectories (see Figure 4c), which, by definition, generates a combined spatiotemporal representation using musical and choreographical information.

"Syndications by definition generate a degree of support," he added.

Any LN that existed in an N1 area was combined with that region and, by definition, generated one region named an N1 group (N1G).

In Section 2, we give the definition, generating functions, and some properties of the Bernstein type basis functions with respect to u and v.

Note that, in the sub-molecule definition generated for Figure 6C, the primary amino group was manually changed to a secondary one.

Using these cutoffs, the updated MetS definition generated greater prevalence estimates than the original AHA/NHLBI definition (supplemental Table A3).

As stated in our manuscript, we cannot exclude the possibility that our case definition generated false-positives; the potential limitations of our findings have already been discussed (4 ).

The system then couples multimedia social (wiki) generated novice-level definitions to expert-level canonical definitions generated by learned societies of the domain.

Definitions were created by examining the definitions generated by participants in Experiment 1B and noting recurring themes in the definitions (e.g., several participants indicated that eevie was a small electronic device of some sort).

Based on the 10 000 definitions generated for 1000 terms in Section 4.2, we tested how many definitions contain the parent or an ancestor of the term the definition was generated for (Table 7).