Sentence examples for well defined reference from inspiring English sources

It is formally shown that, whatever the reference shape and amplitude, the achievable tracking quality is determined by a well defined reference tracking mismatch error.

Because the statistical quantities we discussed invariably rely on the use of a ratio of two probability distributions, one concerning protein structure and the other concerning the (now well defined) reference state, we suggest the name "reference ratio distribution" deriving from the application of the "reference ratio method".

Pharmacokinetic analyses of water labeled with D2O can help describe water absorption and distribution, for which there is no well defined reference method and value; depending on the characteristics of the subjects and the drinks, and of environmental conditions.

Evapotranspiration was quantified from the deviations between the observed local value of the normalised difference vegetation index (NDVI) and, the predicted minimum and maximum NDVI values for two hydrologically-well defined reference conditions representing the minimum and maximum vegetation density given a local long-term water availability index.

Weekly solutions for coordinates have been transformed from free network solutions (inawd06.snx series) to a well defined terrestrial reference frame ITRF2005 with the use of seven parameters of Helmert transformation, which were examined with a view to study variations of the geocenter movements (ina05wd01.geoc time series).

For mice, well defined genetic reference populations (GRP) exist that allow the analysis of complex genetic traits and the effect of multiple contributing gene loci.

French public health authorities have defined reference care centres as centres capable of providing care management of serious pathologies with bad prognosis as well as rare pathologies.

"If we have well defined terms of reference and a clear timeframe – by which we mean the end of the year – we will go into talks," the source said.

The position of the point where the dose is determined (i.e. its spatial location) should be well defined in a reference coordinate system.

Terms in DO are well defined, using standard references and linked to well-established, well-adopted terminologies used in other disease presentations such as MeSH, OMIM, and UMLS.

Thus, the geometry of the well defined group acts as a reference, but its parameters are not unduly influenced by the poorly defined group which it is being used as a guide.