Sentence examples for a less definite from inspiring English sources

Its setting is not a town or an institution, but something with a less definite shape and a more informal reason for being.

It is often the case that a morphologically unmarked form has a wider range of occurrences and a less definite meaning than a morphologically marked form.

There is also a less definite northward rift zone that extends towards the Humuula Saddle marking the intersection of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea.

Heatmap representation of differentially expressed genes revealed a less definite expression pattern within stage 4 tumours (see Additional file 4).

But a less definite inference between monocots and eudicots using microsynteny was reasonable and possibly due to the far divergence of monocots and eudicots.

This analysis suggested (Fig. 3) a peak in calls by women centered on the new moon while a less definite peak in calls by men occurred over the full moons.

Martin Landseck, 32, pouring beer at another stand, took a far less definite attitude.

She was a little less definite on whether she could keep her undefeated streak against her sister, who clearly shows no signs of being intimidated by her.

Even though science is constantly revising itself, constantly adapting to new information and ideas, at any moment a scientist is studying a more or less definite problem, formulated to lead to a definite answer.

Gradually, however, the word became limited to buildings of a more or less definite form: rectangular walled structures with an open hall extending from end to end, usually flanked by side aisles set off by colonnades (in large buildings often running entirely around the central area), and with a raised platform at one or both ends.

15.5% of cases originally assigned a definite or possible maltreatment code, were recoded to a more or less definite strata.