To pass it, a film must feature an LGBT character "not solely or predominantly defined by their sexual orientation or gender identity", and who, if removed from the film, would significantly affect the plot.
This leads to sort of re-ethicising the idea of responsibility, but responsibilisation here is predominantly defined in negative terms: moral agency focuses on avoiding negative consequences, which becomes the only (or the most) morally acceptable objective of action.
Consequently, the funeral homes predominantly defined themselves by referring to their counseling competence—"the noblest task" (Expert 4 because it reproduced reliable results over time consistent with the very definition of a competence (Schreyögg and Kliesch-Eberl 2007).
The conformation of the molecular structures of these compounds is predominantly defined by rotation about a single methylene group (C9) and all five structures exhibit approximately the same shape (oxindole-benzyl interplanar angle range: 36.11-49.56°).
Their activity was predominantly defined by the nature of the modification of the N-acyl hydrophobic interfaces: N-acyl analogs (class A), urea analogs (class B), N-alkyl analogs (class C, lysosomotropic agents), and ω-cationic-N-acyl analogs (class D, mitochondriotropic agents).
The quality of early childhood education (ECE) has been predominantly defined and measured in terms of two interlinked types of factors: structural factors (e.g., class size, teacher-child ratio, physical environment, teachers' qualifications) and process factors (e.g., quality of teacher-child interaction, nature of center leadership) (Bertram et al. 2016; Ishimine et al. 2010).
In addition, due to the much closer proximity of the receiver to the imaging scene, image resolution in the azimuth direction is predominantly defined by the relative motion of the receiver relative to the imaging area, while the contribution of the transmitter's motion is almost negligible [13].
Finally, studies have predominantly defined outcome on the basis of symptoms.
The dominant modifier screen used predominantly defined deficiencies from the DrosDel collection supplied by the Bloomington and Szeged stock centres.
RBPs are predominantly defined by the presence of RNA-binding domains within their sequences (Chen and Varani, 2013).
