Sentence examples for newly redefined from inspiring English sources

To calibrate TF expression, the newly redefined constitutive transcription rate included a perturbative term (εi) that fit only the TF expression profile (yopt) for a defined optimal condition in which cell growth is maximal.

This path will allow the successful firms to take their place as leaders in the newly redefined digital service market.

Customers simply expect that effortless payment is part of the magic in a service that has been newly redefined as on demand and mobile.

Another 12percentt, or $2.6 billion, went to technology-growth rounds, a newly redefined category for Crunchbase News that includes many of the big financings for established unicorns.

In addition, the code detection events are newly redefined for the multidimensional code, e.g., phantom code, collided code, missing code, false-alarmed code, and correctly detected code in this section.

He also passed Carl Hubbell and G. Harris Doc Whitete, who each had streaks of 45 innings on the newly redefined record's list and Bob Gibson, who had a streak of 47 before the record was redefined.

ENTSO-E newly redefines the network code on the requirements of generation power plants, which indicates the PQ operational region with respect to voltage magnitudes [12].

In the 1920s alone, art (1925), linguistics (1926), and sociology (1929) established themselves as newly distinct disciplines at UChicago or redefined the nature of their research.

Established haplogroup labels are shown in black; blue are redefined and red are newly identified haplogroups in the present study.

M34b, a subhaplogroup of M34 has been newly defined, and another subhaplogroup M34a [23] has been redefined in the present study.

Jeff Gerstmann of GameSpot praised the newly improved graphics and innovation the game offered, saying that the game "redefined the whole 'racing' generation, but [XL] took it to the next level".