Sentence examples similar to a well defined example from inspiring English sources

Fungal incompatibility provides a genetically well defined example of such a genetic incompatibility.

One of the most unique features of Giardia is its lack of organellar structures as for example a well defined mitochondria, Golgi bodies and endoplasmic reticulum, in spite of being an eukaryote.

We focus on the elimination of contestants in the American Idol TV shows as an example of a well defined electoral phenomenon that each week draws millions of votes in the USA.

Every disease or morbid condition must have a well defined place [ 15]. 'Gout', for example, can be classified under arthritis or metabolic disorders, but not under both [ 4].

ATF6, for example, does not have a well defined role in innate immunity.

For example in the absence of a well defined counter-movement after the initial C-bend, the typical patterns of snout angular velocity change that define phases 1 and 2 may be absent.

A defining feature of most ukiyo-e prints is a well defined, bold, flat line.

Is there a well defined question?

Any legal location with a well defined area is great.

A well-defined example of this problem is the sequential generation of motor neurons (MNs) and oligodendrocytes (OLPs) in the developing spinal cord.

The southwest of England provides a well-defined example, with a rich history of metal mining dating to the Bronze Age.