Sentence examples for are better defining from inspiring English sources
Supported by experimental studies, current investigations are better defining the nature of microcirculatory alterations in critical illness and how these alterations respond to therapy.
But the quantifiable health benefits are much more in question than they used to be, and the risks are better defined".
But like most other foreign telephone companies, BellSouth and Verizon are deferring any new large investments in Argentina until basic economic policies in the country are better defined.
Furthermore, we expect that, as more factors are better defined and the underlying mechanism becomes better understood, the proxy-CRISPR method will become more efficient and robust.
Because classes are better defined and more accepted than divisions, taxonomic discussions of algae are usually constrained at the class level.
Mixed emotions are better defined as the way it feels when your children come home from college for the holiday break.
While so many things in Argentina are exciting, some things are better defined as "mind blowing".
The right and left buttons are better defined and for better or worse, an optical trackpad now sits in place of the trackball.
"I've often said that the characters are better defined by the things they can't talk about, rather than what they know about," Jacob complains.
