Sentence examples for degrees of defining from inspiring English sources

For the past century all of Scotland's political parties have played the game – to varying degrees – of defining Scotland against Westminster, each of them claiming to "stand up" for distinct Scottish characteristics and interests.

Investigating the relationship between differential lncRNA expression and clinical outcomes requires screening a large number of patients with various degrees of defined FXS or FXTAS symptoms.

These two degrees of freedom define an extended linear representation of the number density distribution for each bin following Enukashvily (1980).

The experience of different degrees of elation defines the bipolar phenotype (Rock et al., 2013).

For similar degrees of divergence, defined by expected number of character replacements, MSAs from nucleotide sequences tend to be further from the true alignment (fig. 4).

Pairwise FST values calculated from different degrees of locally defined surname samples still did not reveal any consistent patterns (Supplementary Table 5).

Given the current lack of detailed knowledge on anatomical connectivity in the human brain, there are often considerable degrees of freedom when defining the connectional structure of DCMs.

Depending on degrees of stringency in defining an object's parameters, corresponding changes in design may bring about an entirely new object or nearby counterpart.

S0, df0, R2 (numeric) define the prior assigned to the residual variance, df0 defines the degrees of freedom, and S0 defines the scale.

This system has four degrees-of-freedom and is defined in four-dimensional cylindrical phase space with 12 parameters.

The newly proposed method allows ease of defining degrees of observability so that uncertainties in FDESs or FDEDSs can be dealt with effectively.