Sentence examples for knows to define from inspiring English sources

Now your particular example of too big and all that, I mean, who knows to define what is big, what is small?

Publishing is a conservative industry, one that has been known to define risk as using a cover model with dark hair instead of blond.

To address this issue, Guyette et al. [14] measured both the VOT StO2 as baseline serum lactate, known to define existing cardiovascular insufficiency in trauma, in a cohort of trauma patients during the air transport to the Trauma Center.

The computed values are compared with the Voigt bound that is known to define the theoretical upper bound for the elastic moduli, while the Reuss lower bound is neglected since it is trivially null.

All in all, it may not be application of technology in the traditional sense, but as Peter Thiel has been known to define technological progress as "doing more with less," this is a great example of a simple, elegant solution to an important health problem.

The pH of the synthesis solution was known to define the resulting particle size of the Pt colloids.

The first markers used were cell surface proteins already known to define stem and progenitor cells, e.g. CD133 and CD166.

Presumably this could be attributed to pericentromeric heterochromatin which is known to define less recombinogenic regions where genomic rearrangements are more likely to persist [ 44].

All significant 2-locus SNP-SNP interactions (Table 3) are known to define the epistasis risk score which are collectively referred to as an epistasis network.

Sires, dams and progeny were genotyped with a sub-set of SNPs that are known to define the haplotypes expected in the population.

Furthermore, T and N classification, both known to define a poor prognosis in SCCHNs, were significantly associated with disease-free and overall survival (data not shown).