Sentences with phrase «defined subset of»

implies a geographically defined subset of the earth's surface.

Each year's exhibit tackles a loosely defined subset of art, three or four specified media, all work made in the -LSB-...]

Recent evidence suggests hemangiosarcoma conforms to the «cancer stem cell» model, where a defined subset of cells is responsible for initiating and maintaining the tumor.

The result of her angst has been yet another alternative from a more defined subset of ingredients — essentially a mix of bacterial cultures.

The result is a genomically defined subset of patients with a clear likelihood of clinical improvement.

When defining your persona, you need to look for a unique angle or well defined subset of your buyer group.

Future work will focus on determining whether these pathways may define a subset of human behavioral and mood disorders.

To the extent that there are differences, the direction of opinion across these more narrowly defined subsets of AAAS members tends to place scientists» opinions slightly further from those of the general public for all save one of the 13 topics.

(2017) Impaired H3K36 methylation defines a subset of head and neck squamous cell carcinomas.

Although it is important to inform people that scientists are attempting to define this subset of genes in a number of species, «imprintome» is not used in this paper as it was originally intended.

Not exact matches

Various descriptors can be used to define each of these dimensions, but we have constructed the MSCI Quality Index (a subset of the MSCI World Index) using these three:

The point here is basically that each way of conceiving of evangelicalism produces a different population when each net is used to pull out of both church history and contemporary experience a coherently related and defined subset.

Define a coalition as a subset of the set of the 51 states (counting DC as a state) that make the USA.

Out - of - body experiences belong to a subset of not - so - garden - variety phenomena broadly called the paranormal, although the dictionary defines that word as «beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation,» and out - of - body experiences are neither.

«Our data suggests that targeting specific immune cell subsets at defined stages of disease may represent a better approach to therapeutic immunomodulation to improve heart failure.»

All are thought to play a role, but now, for the first time, researchers have reported a defined genetic defect that causes a subset of IBS.

Many people find it counterintuitive or even paradoxical that infinite sets can be paired off with «proper subsets» of themselves — defined as subsets that are not equal to the full set.

«They have closed the door to the vast majority of germline applications and left it open for a very small, well - defined subset.

Through the use of immunological, molecular and cell biological techniques, my laboratory is defining the phenotype and function of different monocyte subsets that infiltrate the central nervous system following traumatic injury.

These seven climate divisions are a subset of the 344 divisions defined by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) based on a combination of climatic, political, agricultural, and watershed boundaries (NOAAa undated).

Comparability would enable serious researchers to make fine - grained, practice - based distinctions at the classroom level, enabling the field to observe, define, and disseminate effective practices among various subsets of students.

The researchers identified a subset of 39 programs that used what they defined as «sound» training approaches — sequenced activities to achieve skill objectives, active learning, and an explicit focus on personal or social skills.

It is grounded in the belief that focused work on a subset of clearly defined leadership competencies helps early - career school leaders promote student success.

You also seemed to view «traditional publishing» as being the larger publishers which isn't true (correct me if I interpret you incorrectly)-- Indie, as you define it, is a subset of traditional publishing.

This specification defines a restricted subset of SVG 1.1 to represent vector graphics inline in XHTML Content Documents and as standalone SVG Content Documents.

This small subset of dogs being used for these negative purposes came to define the millions of pit bull type dogs living companionably at home.

I define the Women as Background Decoration trope in video games as: The subset of largely insignificant non-playable female characters whose sexuality or victimhood is exploited as a way to infuse edgy, gritty or racy flavoring into game worlds.

I define the Women as Background Decoration trope as: The subset of largely insignificant non-playable female characters whose sexuality or victimhood is exploited as a way to infuse edgy, gritty or racy flavoring into game worlds.

«A more important change is the emergence of a subset of the hot category, extremely hot outliers, defined as anomalies exceeding [3 standard deviations].

I'm not certain that it is correct to say that the Universe «defines» itself or that subsets of the Universe are «inferior» to it (which smacks of control and value judgement, not ordinal ranking of measurable size or information content).

Since NO ONE claims to be able to predict the variations in climate over ANY period, absent any anthropogenic contribution, attributing ANY subset of the observed variations in the «Temperature of the Earth (never rigorously and consistently defined)» to anthropogenic influence amounts to nothing more than ex cathedra pronouncements by Climate Experts.

Working carbon is a subset of all three categories and defined as a material being put to human use.

«Sexual orientation discrimination is a subset of sex discrimination because sexual orientation is defined by one's sex in relation to the sex of those to whom one is attracted,» a 10 - 3 opinion issued by the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals stated.

Rather than creating a single definition of «research information,» we allow covered entities the flexibility to define that subset of protected health information they create during clinical research that is not necessary for treatment, payment, or health care operations and that the covered entity will use or disclose under more limited circumstances than it uses or discloses other protected health information.

«Individually identifiable health information», as defined at section 1171 (6) of the Act, is information that is created or received by a subset of the entities listed in the definition of «health information», relates to the same subjects as «health information,» and is, in addition, individually identifiable.

We proposed to define «individually identifiable health information» to mean information that is a subset of health information, including demographic information collected from an individual, and that: