Sentence examples for able to be defined from inspiring English sources

He argued that, after the 2008 recession, men were no longer able to be defined by the traditional signifiers of status (good job, home ownership) and instead had to rely on proving their masculine worth via their bodies.

Standardized communication channels were able to be defined.

SE is defined in different sectors which based on the defining context and ground has taken the necessary attributes to be able to be defined in that context.

BP measurements were obtained retrospectively via chart review, and thus these measurements were not standardized, nor were they able to be defined prospectively.

Although these differences were presumed at baseline, directional hypotheses were not able to be defined because of the ambiguous results of previous research.

Other autoantibodies include those individuals with myositis-associated autoantibodies not listed previously; no autoantibodies includes those who had no autoantibodies detected; and undefined autoantibodies include those with autoantibodies that are not able to be defined.

The observer design allows a residual signal to be defined, able to detect faults using Park's vector currents.

Reliable cannot be defined as "able to be relied".

A mature, terminally differentiated (TD) cell no longer able to undergo mitosis is defined as post-mitotic.

Thes articumulativeally appeffectof VICE UK.

What I have found very frustrating is that I haven't been able to define what is acceptable in a manner that comes anywhere close to the importance I think this topic demands.