Sentence examples for are equally defined from inspiring English sources

His views on economic policy are equally defined by his days at Alcoa.

Derided by jealous colleagues as lackeys, these rising stars are equally defined by their Osborne-ite view of politics as a game clever people play.

The method proposed by Bucher et al. [ 33], in which an indirect comparison of two therapies is adjusted according to the results of their direct comparisons with placebo, is valid only if differences in the patient populations do not affect the treatment effect and endpoints are equally defined.

Feisty blue-collar Brooklyn was equally defined by dozens of breweries, thanks to immigrant artisans and exceptional drinking water.

Yet it is equally defined as an epoch of numerous wars and conflicts leading to millions of deaths and endless suffering.

The specter of "activist judges" (which is equally defined by both sides as: "judges who don't rule the way we would like to see them rule") is one of the best fundraising tools in politics.

The strains isolated from Subfocus B3, the mid-section of the NTM, fell into genomovar 02 and 16, and they two were equally defined as the Major genomovars.

Factor 3 was equally defined by men with cancer and women partners of a person with cancer, the latter being most strongly represented in this factor.

The apical side of control cones was equally defined and sealed in by an actin-rich OPL (Fig. 4A, see phalloidin stain in red).

For this reason, WWE stars are equally as defined by their interest in elaborate costumes and over-the-top theatrics as by their commitment to exuding overly macho behavior.

Once these genome-wide epigenetic marks are equally well defined in metatherians and eutherians we can make strong conclusions regarding the evolution of genomic imprinting in placental mammals.