Sentence examples for examples were defined from inspiring English sources

The negative examples were defined as the genes that do not have preferential expression in particular tissues.

To demonstrate and facilitate the development of the languages, examples were defined addressing various aspects of the modeling workflow.

The positive examples were defined as evidence sentences in the gold standard; the negative ones were the sentences with the gene names but not annotated in the gold standard.

Loads, geometries and material properties of both examples are defined as normal, uncorrelated stochastic variables.

The array signal-to-noise ratio (ASNR) varying from 10 to 50 dB in the following examples is defined as PMN/σ W 2, where σ W 2 denotes the variance of the additive white thermal noise.

Group 1 retinoblastomas, for example, were defined by very low taurine, little or no hypotaurine and low creatine, as well as significantly elevated lipids.

"Justice", for example is defined as "a nonexistent social construct in Mexico.

"Free markets", for example, are defined as "Halliburton no-bid contracts at taxpayer expense".

Low education, for example, was defined as not having graduated from high school.

A U.S. dollar, for example, was defined as 23.22 grains of pure gold (25.8 grains of gold 9/10 fine).

An electrolyte (sodium chloride, for example) is defined as any molecule that in solution separates into its ionic components and is capable of conducting an electric current.