Sentence examples for occasionally defined from inspiring English sources

Avialae is also occasionally defined as an apomorphy-based clade (that is, one based on physical characteristics).

SGNP occasionally defined a previously undescribed nucleoplasmic compartment (Fig. 5A).

1, 2 MR is generally divided into mild (IQ of 50 70), moderate (IQ of 35 50), and severe (IQ of 20 35); those cases in which the IQ is below 20 are occasionally defined as profound.

In a substantial group of patients with opening anomaly, there is a bulbar stenosis occasionally defined as duodenal deformity which in fact can be better described as apical stenosis.

Instead, such organisms occasionally define chapters, and the player is generally expected to use the terrain, rather than firepower, to kill the "boss".

Based on the respective response to the question 'Do you smoke – even occasionally?' [ 36], study participants who responded 'yes, daily' or 'yes, occasionally' were defined as 'current' smokers, those who answered 'no, I quit smoking' were defined as former and those who answered 'no, I never smoked' were defined as 'never' smokers.

With the help of more seasoned graduate students, I've come to accept my life as a researcher--toiling constantly toward an occasionally well defined but elusive goal.

Typically such cartridges provide a fixed set of functions to facilitate structure queries (full-structure, substructure, superstructure, similarity), chemistry data file import and export, sometimes structure manipulations or standardizations, and occasionally a defined set of property computations.

Occasionally, heroes are defined by one significant act such as rescuing wounded comrades or bystanders.

Occasionally IS-mismatches (defined in the Results section) were allowed in the primer-binding region, generally when no completely conserved region could be found.

Maximality of pseudomonotone and occasionally pseudomonotone operators are defined as similar to maximality of a monotone operator.