Sentence examples for may therefore define from inspiring English sources

Endophenotypes are assumed to detect the genetic risk of disease regardless of the manifestation of the disease phenotype, and may, therefore, define the biological etiology better than the clinical diagnosis [17].

One may, therefore, define classical thermodynamic properties for the chemostat system in the steady state and thence suppose the distribution of phytoplankton in the steady state to be that which minimises the creation of Gibbs Free Energy or maximises the creation of entropy (Denbigh 1951; Katchalsky and Curran 1965).

LC3A-dependent autophagy may therefore define resistance to Trastuzumab.

Defining the relationship between EGFR status and the clinical behaviour of PC may therefore help define a possible therapeutic role of EGFR inhibitors in this patient subset.

Borrowing from extensive experience with perianal fistulas, MRI has intrinsically superior soft tissue contrast compared to CT and may, therefore, better define the fistulous tract; furthermore, MRI is appealing to both radiologists and patients because of absent ionising radiation exposure.

The assessment of OHRQoL may therefore help define the assessment needs to dentists, patients and commissioners/planners of health-care provision.

An alternative would be to combine this discourse with the discourse of health, very similar to the WHO definition of rehabilitation used in this study, which can be defined as: " Health may therefore be defined as " the state of optimum capacity of an individual for the effective performance of the roles and tasks for which he has been socialized.

In this case, equity may therefore be defined as equal access for equal need, where access refers to the absence of barriers – mainly geographical and financial barriers; and need refers to the capacity to benefit or severity of illness.

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You can even choose -- and therefore define -- your own potential.

Epigenetic silencing may therefore better be defined as an epigenetic regulation that maintains a functionally silent state, irrespective of whether it is achieved through a transcription-independent (TGS) or transcription-dependent (PTGS) activity, or a combination of both.