Sentence examples for shown to define from inspiring English sources
City households, which are the wealthiest in the sample, are shown to define the metafrontier demand function (and hence have the potential to be the most efficient households), but at the same time exhibit the largest inefficiencies.
If a number of samples are analyzed and the results are shown to define a straight line within error, then a precise age is defined because this is only possible if each is a closed system and each has the same initial ratio and age.
A heretofore unknown modern rendition of the double-layer structure is proposed wherein specifically adsorbed (M-OHad) and quasi-specifically adsorbed (M-Had/upd…OHq-ad) reactive hydroxide-species localized in the compact part of the electrochemical double-layer is shown to define H2-oxidation kinetics on monometallic and bimetallic catalyst surfaces at high pH.
The family of mappings {f i}i ∈ I can be shown to define a PTS which characterizes bC in a decidable way (cf. Carnielli et al. 2008).
These findings are relevant in human TB, for polymorphisms in Alox5 and Ita4h, which regulate necrosis versus apoptosis, has been shown to define TB susceptibility [65, 66].
Structurally intrinsic nanoinhomogeneous ceramics due to Ag and Ag-Pd diffusing agents embedded in a spinel phase environment are shown to define governing kinetics of thermally induced degradation under 170 °C obeying an obvious non-exponential behavior in a negative relative resistance drift.
Paris fashion week boasted two agenda-setting shows to define a season – Balenciaga and Céline.
"This is using a Los Angeles-based show to define the entire culture of the state.
The disorder has been used in popular movies and television shows to define characters like the reclusive writer Melvin Udall, played by Jack Nicholson, in "As Good as It Gets" and Adrian Monk, played by Tony Shalhoub, in the television series "Monk".
The assay classifies women into low- or high-grade groups and has been shown to better define tumor grade, patient prognosis, and breast cancer subtypes [ 23, 24].
These are shown to be defined up to an arbitrary rotation.
