Sentence examples for reference to the definition from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it should embed (at least implicitly) some reference to the definition of the original GO term.

Eligible patients from the study with reference to the definition of control population and intervention population will be used for statistical comparison.

With reference to the definition we gave in the above paragraphs, the participants are usually requested to perform MI in the absence of movement during mental rehearsal sequences [ 22].

In addition, the occurrence of a sleep trough BP surge was defined as an increase of SBP from the lowest night-time SBP to the mean early morning SBP of at least 35 mmHg by reference to the definition in the IDACO study, which is the largest study of the correlation between morning BP surges and cardiovascular events published to date (IDACO used the definition of at least 37 mmHg) 20.

Agreement between MRSA screening results obtained by the PCR assay versus conventional culture with reference to the definitions of true and false positivity above will be evaluated, to estimate the sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values of the PCR assay in this population.

The label should also carry a reference to the federal definition of moderate drinking, which says that women should have no more than one alcoholic drink a day and men should have no more than two a day, they said.

The acoustic design of the device is described with reference to the shape definition, based on FEM analysis, and to the optimization of the multilayered anechoic termination with experimental and numerical techniques.

I must be able to justify my reasons for thinking that it works: if I am asked if it works I must be able to justify that it does with reference to the abstract definition.

This is achieved through the storage of "specific names" outside the dictionaries with an optional reference to the term definition, where the standard version of the name (not necessarily different) is defined.

We illustrate these techniques by reference to the biblical definitions of kosher and non-kosher animals; that is, how can we apply these approaches to the hypothetical question of whether an extinct form would have been kosher.

Therefore, at present, an absolute and universal method for nanomaterial determination with reference to the EC-adopted definition as well as other nano-object count– or number percent based definitions does not exist.