Sentence examples for using the classical definition from inspiring English sources
Using the classical definition of periodic time scales (see Kaufmann and Raffoul [10], Akhmet and Turan [11]), periodic solutions, almost periodic solutions and almost automorphic solutions for dynamic equations were considered.
In those infants with a clear maturation stage could be defined using the classical definition, we examined the possibility that trends in the data as well as the quantization of the time series due to the resolution of the temperature probe would affect the DFA calculation.
Simple categorical description of this group of patients using the classical definition of sepsis stages is not satisfactory as can be seen from the low AUC value (0.65) for predicting in-hospital mortality.
The PNSRL graphical representation uses the classical definition of PNs.
However, we used the classical definition of IAH as proposed by WSACS [ 2, 3].
However, they did not use the classical definition of dominance variance and consequently their dominance variance might be slightly over-estimated.
Thus, for estrogens, it would be more appropriate to adopt a phenomenological similarity criterion and to use the classical definition of estrogens (induction of proliferation of tissues of the female reproductive tract) for purposes of grouping in terms of similar action.
Using the classical species definition for lineage formation (Mayr 1982), Lilly et al. (2007) recognize Alexandrium tamarense (Lebour) Balech, Alexandrium catenella (Whedon and Kofoi) Balech and Alexandrium fundyense Balech as different species.
In this work, we used both the classical definition of contrast nephropathy (25% increase in serum creatinine or absolute increase of 44 umo/l of creatinine), as well as cystatin C and AKIN criteria.
At a given position, amino acid conservation is inversely related to amino acid diversity, which in turn is measured using the classical, base-2 logarithmic definition of information content in "bits" [81].
Signals showing non-stationary characteristics could be missed using the classical Fourier analysis because of the unlimited time definition of the basis functions.
