Sentence examples for has been defined elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The security architecture of MBMS has been defined elsewhere [36].
We should note, however, that Carnivora, as a node-based crown clade, has been defined elsewhere [35], as has the total clade, Carnivoramorpha [13].
The PM in PD has been defined elsewhere [23] as a domain with similarity to membrane rafts (or microdomains) characterised by the presence of remorin and GPI-anchor proteins that preferentially reside in sterol-rich membrane domains.
Coma has been defined elsewhere [ 17].
Local radius has been defined elsewhere [ 55].
Health care-associated IE has been defined elsewhere [ 9- 11].
These additional costs have been defined elsewhere as programme costs and we use that terminology in this paper [ 5].
A full description of the invitation procedure and the baseline diabetes risk groups (combined impaired fasting glycemia and impaired glucose tolerance, isolated impaired glucose tolerance, isolated impaired fasting glycemia, high diabetes risk but normal glucose tolerance, and elevated, moderate, and low diabetes risk) have been defined elsewhere (16).
Gallipoli has been defined by writers and politicians in Australia and elsewhere as the moment that defined the national identity and character, even though it ended in withdrawal rather than victory.
The addition of sustainability is clear, which raises questions about definition, but these have been defined and arbitrated elsewhere in research and government level initiatives.
