Sentence examples for operationally described from inspiring English sources
Exacerbation was operationally described in terms of three aspects: (i) symptoms in both the respiratory and non-respiratory system and impact on daily activities; (ii) required treatment; and (iii) symptom duration (Additional file 1: Appendix 2).
Because periodic selection events are operationally described by the fluctuation in the proportion of a neutral marker (such as T5 resistance) in the population, they describe population changes due to all mutational sweeps, even those with mutations in the same gene.
All of these analyses totally depend on how to quantify promoter expressions, while we constructed promoters operationally as described in Supplementary Method 3.1 online.
Tumour stage was classified post-operationally, as described previously (Agustsson et al, 2007).
CSCs are described operationally, by challenging cancer cells for their ability to form tumors in a relatively permissive environment (that is, immunosuppressed mice) [ 14].
Dress that reveals the body and the consequences of wearing it have been studied, although researchers have not been consistent in how dress manipulations were described or operationally defined.
To achieve this aim, we utilised the four different methodological approaches for operationally defining resilient outcomes (as described above).
However, operationally, Monti et al. propose a closely associated method, described next.
One French official described Al Qaeda as a global web of individual cells that are not connected operationally but that all have links to the group that had been based in Afghanistan.
Mixed states were described by Kraepelin in the early 20th century, and have been well characterised and operationally defined in the 100 years since (Kraepelin 1921; Swann et al. 2013).
Essential genes are operationally defined in molecular genetics by gene knockouts that result in (conditional) lethality or infertility and are thus described as strongly contributing to organismal fitness.
