Sentence examples for was usually defined from inspiring English sources

In law the slave was usually defined as property, and the question then was whether he was movable property (chattel) or real property.

SBI was usually defined as focal T2 hyperintensities >3 mm with correlative T1 hypointensities.

Virological failure was usually defined as treatment failure due to virologic nonresponse or rebound.

The time frame for surveillance was usually defined according to disease presentation.

HER2 positivity was usually defined as 3+ staining in immunochemistry or a positive result of fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) in case of 2+ staining.

Renal dysfunction in these trials was usually defined as an excess of creatinine level to a predefined level or the need for renal replacement therapy (Table  1).

All clearly negative… but not necessarily traumatic in the way it is usually defined.

One school says that the public image of leaders is usually defined in their first 100 days.

"The closing of the conversion is usually defined as the date of the first sale," Mr. Saft said.

A recession is usually defined as at least two quarters in which the national output of goods and services contracts.

These bacteria are taxonomically diverse and are usually defined by the electron donor that they use.