Sentence examples for set to define from inspiring English sources

NRSF, a well-documented zinc-finger repressor that negatively regulates gene expression of neuronal genes in non-neuronal cells, has >80 previously validated targets, providing a well-defined test set to define false-positive and -negative rates [ 32].

As a result, he figures he is losing $40,000 simply because his door is 75 feet from the line the state has set to define help for the hardest-hit small businesses hurt by the Sept. 11 attacks.

He would probably have boggled had he seen the reach and variety of media on offer in 2012, and it's that media which is set to define the political lives of both American Presidential candidates as they wait to find out who's going to enter or remain in the White House in January.

In a 192-page encyclical on global warming that looks set to define his tenure, the Pope paints an apocalyptic picture in which the world's poorest are the biggest victims of a web of environmental, human, financial and ethical degradation that puts the entire planet at risk.

The "contact bond" mode is set to define the bond between two balls contacting each other.

A target window of ±10% was set to define how well all the calibration targets fitted.

For example, the program uses goal setting to define a desired behavior that can be related to changes in diet or physical activity.

For each intuitionistic fuzzy structure defined, we use cut-level sets to define an associated sequence of crisp structures.

In addition, novel regulatory PTMs of YAP[22 24] should be included in a clinical setting to define the role of methylation and acetylation in the regulation of YAP/TAZ.

Researchers have previously used different data sets to define gene essentiality for model analysis [ 9, 12].

The Affymetrix platform utilizes multiple probes assembled into probe sets to define the expression of genes.