Sentence examples for this latter characterization from inspiring English sources

However, this latter characterization is generally more difficult than characterization based on the s-domain functions.

This allows for the preliminary classification of the mutations as well as the latter characterization of the residues identified within the protein sectors.

Fox News disputes the latter characterization.

It is that latter characterization that is worrisome to many within the National Football League.

In the latter characterization, BFs are defined as the ratio of the posterior odds of a hypothesis (or model) of association to the prior odds (π/ 1- π)) of that hypothesis and, hence, measure the degree to which the data update the odds of that hypothesis of association [25], [26], [27]; with a BF of 10, the posterior odds of an association are 10 times larger than the prior odds.

Many of the uncertainties identified in our study cannot be captured quantitatively, but some can be expressed in these latter characterizations of precision.

That latter characterization is not too far off how the field of evolutionary biology appeared for several decades in the mid- to late-20th century.

When used in this latter sense, the characterization describes a person who acts in accordance with desires, motives, ideals or beliefs that are not only hers (as opposed to someone else's), but that also express who she really is.

The addition of this latter group permits phenotypic characterization of genetic polymorphisms associated with hypertension and intermediate phenotypes [28].

This latter property was responsible for their initial characterization as ligandins and potentially allows them to offer some protection against agents even in the absence of GSH.

This latter point is vital.