Sentence examples for shared as defined from inspiring English sources

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Additionally, significant sequence similarity between the identified ortholog and known cA-SRs had to be shared as defined by a percent identity score greater than 20% using the Needleman Wunsch algorithm.

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If we just look at the relationship between bed sharing (as defined as a single practice) and SIDS, the evidence clearly shows an increased association.

Ms Dolezal's problem is that she could never have been accepted by other African Americans as a member of their ethnic group for the simple reason that she shared none of their characteristics, as defined by their lordships, and it is simply wrong to say "In the UK, she could reasonably have claimed to be a member of a 'black ethnic group'".

This is because the congestion sharing mechanism as defined in IFRC, fails to propagate the congestion information to all potential interferers.

Since then, the companies have toned down their battle for market share as defined by volume, concentrating instead on revenue per case.

In this environment the operators use ticket price competition to achieve a market share as defined by Berry [7].

This program does not require cost sharing as defined in the current NIH Grants Policy Statement at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/nihgps_2003/NIHGPS_Part2.htm matching_or_cost_sharing.nih.gov/grants/policy/nihgps_2003/NIHGPS_Part2.htm matching_or_cost_sharing

Of the 70 strains that were defined by spoligotyping to be of the Beijing genotype 66 had all the characteristic spacers 35 43, corresponding to the shared type SIT1 as defined in SITVIT2, and four isolates lacked spacer 37, corresponding to SIT265 (Table 2).

Central suprahaplotypes in the network with the highest frequency of occurrence (A, B, C, D, E) were largely shared among lineages (as defined by ITS).

Each transition intensity is modelled by a proportional intensities model with a shared frailty term as defined in (4): the baseline intensity corresponds to the one of a Weibull distribution, the random effects follow a Gamma distribution and two covariates are used.

However, the nonconvex optimization problem (5) for the investigated OFDMA-based WIMAX system fulfills the time-sharing condition as defined in [19].

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