Sentence examples for grossly defined from inspiring English sources

It requires both sexes to rise above the grossly defined standards for beauty and attractiveness.

It automatically calculated enhancing tumor volume from within the grossly defined region of interest, as depicted in Fig. 2D, using a rigorous computational algorithm that can be briefly described as follows.

This is important for establishing a normative model of neurodevelopment and having the ability to identify deviations from typical growth as these differences are unlikely to be restricted to grossly defined regions of interest (Snook et al. 2007).

The diffuse type is grossly ill defined and may have the appearance of a plaque or linitis plastica.

Dysentery was defined as grossly bloody or purulent stool by examination or history.

Sequence comparisons from a small number of genes such as MLST schemes would be grossly insufficient for defining these relationships.

In pRb knockout mice this cartilage is grossly disorganized and instead of a defined osteoblast layer, scattered calcified nodules are apparent in the space that would normally by occupied by cartilage (Fig. 4A, right).

Indeed, a comparison of α with alternative indexes of reliability revealed that α grossly overestimated reliability, when reliability is defined as the proportion of variance in a scale that is due to one common factor (McDonald's ωh) and slightly underestimated reliability, when reliability is defined as the proportion of variance due to all common factors (McDonald's ωtot).

The significance of the presence of LVSI within the ovarian tumor was evaluated in apparent stage I disease across the two cohorts defined as ovarian tumor grossly confined to the ovary.

(b) The number N of spaced-word matches is highly sensitive to repeats in the compared sequences, and our previously defined distance function could grossly under-estimate phylogenetic distances in the present of repeats.

Clinical target volume (CTV) was defined as GTV plus 4 cm of grossly uninvolved tissue but at risk proximally and distally.