Sentence examples for large defined by from inspiring English sources

Since the immune response is, by and large, defined by studies of the activated state, we have little insight about baseline immune activity.

The analysis was repeated on a subset of 1523 large windows in which the bias was comparatively large, defined by | G - C| > median {| G - C|} and | A - T| > median {| A - T|}.

Analysis of the relative abundance of large subunits, defined by either >5 kb, >10 kb or >20 kb (data not shown), also showed that large subunits were predominantly located in LCR22-3a, LCR22-3andand LCR22-4'.

His was a large life defined by more than his career.

"A university is in large part defined by those 'intangible qualities which are incapable of objective measurement but which make for greatness,' " Kennedy wrote in an opinion joined by the court's liberals.

A large caldera, defined by a relatively-well-preserved rim, occurs on the summit (Schwarz-Schampera et al., 2007) (Fig. 2).

Such an angle measure results in a very large circle defined by the method of Figure 4, which is very susceptible to errors.

Set (Gamma_{n}=| x_{n}-x^|^{2}) and let (tau:mathbb {N}rightarrowmathbb{N}) be a mapping for all (ngeq n_{0}) (for some (n_{0}) large enough) defined by tau(n):=max{kinmathbb{N} kleq n,Gamma_{k}< Gamma_{k+1}}.

Last year's Frieze was, to a large extent, defined by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, which occurred almost exactly a month before the start of the fair.

"A university is in large part defined by those intangible qualities which are incapable of objective measurement but which make for greatness," he wrote.

Where they live, who they're friends with and how they provide for themselves are likely to some large extent defined by their addiction.