Sentence examples for employed definition from inspiring English sources
Note that the employed definition of on/off current ratio differs from the conventional meaning for depletion mode transistors in nanoelectronics.
This finding may reflect the lack of a universally employed definition of the spatial boundaries of an outbreak.
Therefore, the construct validity of this study is problematic since the employed definition of psychiatric treatment did not distinguish the treatment of depression from a diagnosis of depression.
Due to the employed definition of promoters by Marson et al. we find that for several miRNAs we were not able to extract regulatory regions.
Furthermore, the prevalence of MS reported in this study - around 20% - might stem from the employed definition, which relied on stricter cut-off points than those used in other studies [ 11].
While the threshold level of kidney injury used to define CI-AKI varies across studies, the most commonly employed definition is an increase in the serum creatinine concentration of at least 0.5 mg/dL and/or 25% within 3-4 days of contrast exposure [ 40].
Infertility history was elicited on the 1994 questionnaire using two commonly employed definitions: whether the participant ever tried to become pregnant for ≥ 12 months without success, and whether the participant ever sought medical assistance for infertility from a health care provider.
Employing Definition 1.3, Gopal et al.
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Next, Arabic lexicon demonstrates that the word translated "chastise," i.e. daraba, employs definitions like "to heal," having nothing to do with violence.
Thus, by considering the basic heuristic that interactions between nodes inside the same cluster are more than those that link to outside, we employ definitions of 'strong module' and 'weak' module proposed by Radicchi et al., [ 26], to define protein complexes.
