In New Jersey, Mr. Christie's politics-be-damned approach to the storm seemed to represent a moment of high-minded crisis management for a governor frequently defined by his public diatribes and tantrums.
Guidance may also be gained from a recent manuscript of assessing CE-MS performancerformance [42] of the performance of a biomarker is frequently defined by its sensitivity and specificity.
Inventors defy definition; as a result, they are frequently defined by what they are not.
A far cry from the gushingly corporate full-page, open-letters published in many a global newspaper of late, his resignation and open admission of underperformance -- and ultimately failure -- was a refreshing interjection of modesty and humanity in an age where corporate communications are so frequently defined by consultant-speak, half-truths and distortion.
Though bad driving among combat veterans is not new — research has found that Vietnam and Persian Gulf war veterans were more likely to die in motor vehicle accidents than nondeployed veterans — experts say Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are unique, for one major reason: their combat experiences were frequently defined by dangers on the road, particularly from roadside bombs.
However, the criteria for initial sampling were not comparable between studies and was most frequently defined by the severity of sepsis (Figure 4).
In comparison to later years, in which wrestlers were frequently defined by their second jobs (as in the wrestling prison guard, the wrestling barber, the wrestling Elvis impersonator, the wrestling repo man, the wrestling tax collector, the wrestling monk), wrestlers of the TNT era were more often totalized by racial and ethnic identities.
Immune cells are highly specialized and heterogeneous, with phenotype being frequently defined by the types of cytokines these cells produce.
Various outcomes have been used to study the effectiveness of asthma therapies, for example improvement in lung function, symptoms scores or exacerbations (frequently defined by asthma-related hospital admissions, ER visits and/or oral corticosteroid use).
Consider a reaction r of the form S –E → P, where an enzyme E converts a substrate S into product P. Reaction rate of such reaction is frequently defined by the Michaelis-Menten formula (5) v r t = k · C S t · C E t Km + C S t where the enzyme concentration is a dynamic variable allowing to use the same kinetics in different regions of the phase space.
