Sentence examples similar to a better-defined concept from inspiring English sources

It's on earlier and it has a better-defined sense of joy than its competitor.

A better-defined group might be the 20,000 people who testified to the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Injury remains an occupational hazard but a better-defined schedule for club and international rugby would definitely ease the burden on top players.

It added that "compliance with tax requirements would be simpler and easier to enforce with a better-defined tracking of funds.

The environment was favorable for further organization, and the system attained deeper convection and a better-defined circulation.

The GOSE may be preferred to the CPC and mRS because it has a better-defined 8-point scale.

The distinctive identification and classification of epiplasmins open the way towards a better-defined functional analysis in Paramecium and Tetrahymena.

Participants not directly referred to a specialist (whether physiotherapist, physician or surgeon) wanted a faster, better-defined care pathway.

Leaf rank is unlikely to be used extensively as a direct proxy for better-defined measurements like areole area.

(A simple analogy helps see how such a thing is possible: betweenness on a curve, but not 'up' is a well-defined concept in Euclidean space).

The lead time for an individual PSA detected case is a well-defined concept.