Sentence examples for be as well defined from inspiring English sources

Company leaders should be as well defined as puzzle pieces; their strengths and experiences must match the shape of their organizations' needs.

It has a native-like backbone topology and shows some local deviations from the native structure, revealing that the structure of the folded region of an early folding intermediate can be as well defined as the native structure.

This same twin can be as well defined through its epitaxy property and using point groups.

This could indicate that sequence based features, distinctive to the four helix‐helix contact site classes, may not be as well defined in the PDBTM150NR as in the original WDG150NR dataset (see also Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Thresholds for heat effects used in other UK studies are consistently above the 90th percentile of daily (maximum or mean) temperatures (lags 0 1), whereas thresholds for cold effects tend not to be as well defined as those for heat (Armstrong et al. 2011; Donaldson et al. 2002; Hajat et al. 2007, 2014; Pattenden et al. 2003).

Clifford's influence might have been as well defined by the posts he turned down as by those he accepted.

Steel materials for steel components and bolts are as well defined based on the data given in Table 2 using bilinear material models with 15% strain hardening.

A few years ago, before seed investing was as well defined as it now is, I co-hosted a bean bag sitting circle at The Lobby on the topic of "the seed round".

When the rest of us create a character, that character is as well defined as we can make him.

The coacervate core and neutral corona may not be as well-defined as in typical C3Ms containing only linear polyelectrolytes resulting in relatively big micellar sizes.

However, as was observed with the static assay, complementation was incomplete as the tower structures were not as well defined and fewer dead cells were present.