Sentence examples for primary definition of a from inspiring English sources

The primary definition of a fixed wireless technology is that the transmitter and receiver are both in a fixed location.

For functional enrichment testing, we use three primary definitions of a gene locus (Fig. 1.1).

Our primary definition of hyponatraemia was a serum sodium ≤132 mmol/l while the other definitions were explored to investigate the impact of disease severity.

In this study, we focused on the primary definition of HK genes — a set of genes universally expressed in diversified tissue/cell types to maintain a basal transcriptome [ 5].

In the Spenshult-cohort KL grade 1 has previously been used as a primary definition of radiographic tibio-femoral osteoarthritis and was also the primary definition used in this study [ 13, 16].

Among men with a past syphilis diagnosis, the adjusted RRs were 1.4 (0.69, 8.4) for high school or less and 1.3 (0.71, 2.3) for trade school/college compared to men with university Among the 586 men with reactive serology indicative of past syphilis infection, there were 136 case events among 114 men using our primary definition of re-diagnosis, i.e., a four-fold rise in RPR titre.

The pair wear the jerseys of finalists the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos in the image, posted by Stewart, holding a soccer ball and laying claim to the primary definition of 'football'football

20 To statistically test whether the effect of treatment (methylprednisolone vs. placebo) on our primary definition of AKI differs in those with and without CKD, we will use an interaction term in a mixed effects logistic regression model where centre is treated as a random effect (assuming model assumptions are not violated).

Thus the primary definition of Rhōmaios was "political or statist".

But by and large, the primary definition of the word refers to physical attractiveness.

Primary definition of AKI (aSIRS definition) or death.