Sentence examples for the recently defined from inspiring English sources

The recently defined Sparkle/AM1 model is now extended to Er III) and Ce III), using the same parameterization scheme.

Also, the recently defined concepts of transdifferentiation and reprogramming have opened new possibilities for generation of further cell sources, especially from autologous tissues.

It was seen that the generalized Riemann zeta function has simple connections with the recently defined eBE and eFD functions, which have also found another use in Physics.

The characteristic fracture curve of the investigated material is a function of the stress intensity factor, KI, which is known from fracture mechanical concepts, and the recently defined electric field intensity factor, KE, for conducting cracks.

The aim of our study was to evaluate the predictive value of serum actin, gelsolin and the recently defined actin/gelsolin ratio during sepsis by comparison it to classical clinical and inflammatory laboratory parameters.

The recently defined quasi-definitive observatory data type has been introduced to meet the need to provide observatory data suitable for use in field modeling in a more rapid time frame and for producing Level 2 products planned for the upcoming European Space Agency Swarm mission.

Yet in India, the poverty line is so low that the government recently defined the urban poor as those living on less than 29 rupees a day.

To quantify and ultimately reduce the overall burden of cardiovascular risk factors the American Heart Association AHAA) recently defined cardiovascular health [ 5] with seven health factors and behaviors including blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, body mass index (BMI), smoking status, diet, and physical activity.

Competition between HuR and CUGBP1 for binding to RNA targets could be a relatively common event as there are clear similarities between the most recently defined U-rich binding preferences of HuR [24] and the CUGBP1 binding elements defined here and by others [31], [38].

The Association of American Medical Colleges recently defined 13 core entrustable professional activities (EPAs) for entering residency that residents should be able to perform without direct supervision on the first day of training.

The most recently defined class of quasi-adjoint graphs has a widest applicability, since it contains as subclasses all the de Bruijn-based labeled digraphs considered in this paper.