Sentence examples for one well defined from inspiring English sources

One well defined group is formed by samples OM-1, OM-2, OM-4, OM-6 and OM-7.

The study, though presenting challenging results, has obvious limitations, foremost relating the findings to one well defined, specific intervention.

Figure 8D displays that the network Wnt_VascularComplication has one well defined hub.

The alternative hypothesis for branchXsites tests of Yang, Nielson and colleagues (implemented in codeml) have fewer parameters than the unconstrained switching model implemented in fitmodel, and thus this approach may have more statistical power when one has well defined hypothesis for the branch on which switching is expected to have occurred.

PLD films were dense and featureless whereas RMS ones exhibited well defined but compact columnar structure.

From these studies it follows that Tg depends on two well defined factors: one, variable in character, is the nucleophile nature; the other is the microstructure in terms of the isotactic and syndiotactic sequences and, especially, the local configurations and conformations at the end of them.

Since (h:Yto X) is one-to-one, U is well defined.

However, in the case where one component is well defined and the other is poorly defined, the average of the two can be a degraded version of the well resolved component.

XnOx/laponite thin film modified electrode showed only one pair of well defined and reversible cyclic voltammetric peaks attributed to XnOx FAD cofactor at about −0.370 V vs. SCE (pH 5).

In practice, one looks for well defined large rectangles or squares of the same color corresponding to long branches of the dendrograms.

The authors should thus briefly discuss whether by applying the same coarse-graining recipe to other proteins, and using the same simulation protocol, one indeed finds well defined orientations.