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The elegance of this definition originates from the fact that mass is an intrinsic and exact physical parameter of the analyte, and as such the mass measurement will converge to a single value due to mass-energy quantization.

This definition originated in the 18th century as part of the explanation of the distribution of income within society.

As with Tocqueville on US democracy, the view is that all genius is merely a quaint variant of French genius, anything clever by definition originating in France.

And anyway, orthologs by definition originate from a common ancestor.

First of all, paralogs are by definition originating by duplication in one organism.

Unlike other markers, EST-derived SSRs by definition originate from a sequence that is expressed, adding functional resolution to linkage groups built on structural polymorphisms.

The Commission however recalled that the definitions originated from a Joint FAO/WHO Expert Consultation and had been discussed at the 21st Session of the Commission, the Executive Committee and the Committee on General Principles; the latter Committee proposed the adoption of the definitions on an interim basis.

Lack of consensus on SE definitions originates from its blur boundary which consequently affects theorizing in its realm.

The confusion on EPC definitions originates from the various techniques used for their detection having poor intermethod agreement (different types of cell culture techniques and flow cytometry) [ 3, 4, 11].

By this definition there are 74 Pfam domains that originated in LAECA; 24 of these are found in at least one viral genome (Table 7).

In addition, the incorporation of inappropriate definitions (originating from misinterpretation or negligence of important aspects) of the structural and geometrical parameters of foams can also induce a considerable error.