Sentence examples for have been previously defined from inspiring English sources
All of the right hand variables have been previously defined, with the exception of T gmt, which denotes the total number of non-Hispanic native females in the age-MSA-year cell.
In the study, we have defined a new inter-joint coordination index (IJCI) based on PCA to capture inter-joint coordination dynamic of reaching movement in addition to other metrics those have been previously defined and used in literature to quantify upper limb impairment.
Scalable prognostic scores, each computed from gene expression data with a specific algorithm, have been previously defined also for the Wound [6], IGS [14], Proliferation [11], CIN [15] and Hypoxia [9] signatures.
Specific primers for the sjTRECs (δRec-ψJα), the 13 different DJβTRECs (Dβ1 Jβ1.1 Jβ1.6, and Dβ2 Jβ2.1 Jβ2.7), and the human CD3γ-chain have been previously defined (7,8).
Average in, mid, and out have been previously defined [ 15].
The categories of pneumonia have been previously defined [ 14, 15].
The classification produced similar bioregions as had been previously defined for freshwater fish in New South Wales.
As no reference model has been previously defined, several factors have been assessed aiming to efficiently integrate occupational safety in the current Lean Management system.
One set of polymerase contacts, between the "thumb" domain of one polymerase and the back of the "palm" domain of another, has been previously defined.
In clinical research, a patient-important outcome has been previously defined as: "a characteristic or variable that reflect how a patient feels, functions or survives" [2, 3].
