Sentence examples for is more generally defined from inspiring English sources
The term systemic acquired resistance (SAR) was originally used by Ross to describe systemic resistance induced by necrosis-causing viruses in tobacco [ 2] and is more generally defined as a defense mechanism induced by a localized infection that results in broad-spectrum resistance in distant tissues to normally virulent pathogens [ 3, 4].
The sound recording, filmstrip, and keyboard, as Kittler's technologies may be more generally defined, changed the language of perception.
Define as usual the sheaf of logarithmic forms (Omega ^1_X ( log D_1, ldots,log D_h)), as the sheaf generated by (Omega ^1_X), and by the logarithmic derivatives of the equations (s_i) of the divisors (D_i), define (Theta _Y (- log D_1, ldots,- log D_h)) as the dual sheaf (this sheaf can also be more generally defined as the sheaf of derivations carrying the ideal sheaf of D to itself).
I argued that the more widely-shared aspects of the writing phenotype are more generally defined and more slowly changing, and therefore act more persistently on a longer timescale.
Hence, the inerting effectiveness, defined as above, is more generally linearly dependent on the ratio of the two surface areas.
It is more generally humanitarian.
Moreover, the genome is more well defined.
Separate property: This is more narrowly defined.
To Redding, the outlook is more defined.
There is more of a defined community.
Obesity is generally defined as being 20%% or more over ideal body weight.
