Sentence examples for kept defining from inspiring English sources
Only the tightest resulting cluster for each GO term is kept, defining the initial cluster configuration {C j } G where j stands for j-th cluster and G indicates these clusters are from GO terms.
We're in a new century, and we don't need to keep defining everything.
The group decided not to release a single, "official" definition of feminism preferring to "encourage you all to keep defining it yourselves …".
To make the point a bit clearer, consider Beinart's take on what happened the last time the House Republicans ended up in a political ditch: The problem, as the last few weeks have shown, is that the GOP keeps defining moderation down.
"We are determined… to keep defined benefit pensions in the public sector and for public service pensions to remain the benchmark standard".
The company you keep defines your reputation whether or not you like it.
Second, we searched for intact open reading frames (ORFs) in these filtered house finch transcripts, using the Trinity tool suite and only transcripts with predicted ORFs longer than 300 bp were kept; we define this set as the unfiltered set.
'Socialism' kept being defined downwards".
To divide the world into good and evil, however effective that is as a means of building political support and however gratifying that may be to Americans who see their country as a "city on a hill," risks broadening a war that would be better kept narrowly defined.
In the standard version of SA2, no particular pre-processing is applied on the input molecules, i.e. salts are not removed, protonation states and stereochemistry are kept as defined in the input file, etc.
Mice also breed quickly, have a short accelerated lifespan, can be kept in defined conditions, and maintained relatively cheaply.
