Sentence examples for the so defined from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of model simplicity, the so defined alert defined is a circle of a predefined radius where a specific alert type may be issued.

On the contrary, growing consistent evidences are emerging in favor of onabotulinum toxin A as prophylactic treatment in chronic migraine (1.5.1, ICHD-II) [15 17] and, in particular, in subgroups of patients with cutaneous allodynia, pericranial muscular tenderness [18] or specific types of headache pain such as the so defined "imploding" and "ocular" pain [19, 20].

The so defined macrostates are also macrostates or mesoscopic states as defined by Borisov et al. [ 4] and Conzelmann et al. [ 5].

Thus, we assume that low levels of internet access as well as social, cultural, political and economic factors such as restrictive laws, high levels of social discrimination, and the lack of a commercial gay infrastructure can restrict the size of the so defined MSM population.

We present an individual-based model in which the individual's risk of HZ is determined by the individual's VZV-CMI vs the so defined 'Force of Reactivation (FoR)' that represents the strength of VZV reactivation (as detailed in the Modeling VZV reactivation paragraph).

It can be shown (37) that the so defined B* 22 is proportional to a thermodynamically defined second virial coefficient B* 22 (th) for particle-particle interactions in solution: For a solution of non-interacting hard-spheres of radius R, the second virial coefficient B* 22 is simply 4* V: where v is the volume of a particle (in l) and V is the specific volume (in l/g) of the particle.

Part II links the characteristics so defined to the metaphorical "tenor-vehicle" relationship in English poetry and to the "scene-feeling" relationship in Chinese poetry.

The factor of 1/2 ensures that the variance so defined is measured as an average over the two dimensions of space.

Our study was designed to determine whether the point so defined (P) corresponds with the optimal puncture site determined sonographically (S) and to develop an improved prediction model.

In most cases the hypothalamus, so defined, spanned 96 120 mm in the anterior-posterior dimension (8 10 coronal sections).

They represent roughly 36percentt of the population -- an improvement from the 41percentt who were considered poor in 1990, but higher than the 35percentt so defined in 1980.