Sentence examples for in line with these definitions from inspiring English sources

In line with these definitions, we found no considerable overlapping functions between balancer proteins and the transgenes.

Previous research has shown that pregnant women's definitions of the word 'safe' are not always in line with the definitions of maternity care providers [ 30].

In line with the definitions of Peck et al. [ 18] for measures of reproductive potential used in fern breeding studies, we define "gametophyte isolate potential" as the percentage of isolated gametophytes (thus replicates in treatment I) that produced a sporophyte.

These definitions are in line with the definition used in the Danish Health Technology Assessment for THA and TKA [ 30].

The report acknowledges the important role the law plays in shaping public opinion, citing polls that "show that the majority of people have a view of who is to blame for rape that is in line with the definition of rape found in the law".

This is in line with the definition of risk [34, 35].

In line with this definition, good readers in the present study refer to readers with high proficiency who reached the high- or advanced-level benchmarks.

8Kettani, (1986) used a more narrow definition of being Muslim than Savage, (2004) that is more in line with the definition by the Pew Research Centre.

The vehicle is equipped to perform the driving task in a highway-like traffic scenario, referring to a level 3 automation in line with the definition of the SAE [1].

In line with this definition, an online entrepreneur sees a non-physical need of people and uses another non-physical idea to provide solution to those needs by creating a presence on the internet to meet those needs.

In line with this definition, the term SP is used in the current study to refer to simulated patients.