Sentence examples for be clearly defined at from inspiring English sources
This should be clearly defined at the very beginning of the manuscript.
The characteristics of such patients will need to be clearly defined at a multidisciplinary level, particularly in conjunction with hepatobiliary surgeons.
Each lineage can be clearly defined at later stages through specific gene expression profiles, as well as their position within the blastocyst.
It is clear from the discussion in this paper that the term 'basal-like tumour' is still to be clearly defined at the immunohistochemical level, because the presence of basal cytokeratin positivity was not a requirement.
The theory also reveals that the percolation phenomenon is clearly defined at low frequency but becomes blurred at high frequency.
Considering Maryland is about to open its 100th season of men's basketball, it's not terribly long ago that the Terrapins were clearly defined, at least in sports.
A modular topology is employed to establish this set of rules, i.e. input-output relationships are clearly defined at each execution level, ruled through constraints established through an algorithm based on fuzzy logic.
Three organs are clearly defined at this stage: the coleoptile, the shoot apical meristem, and the root apical meristem (RAM).
According to the German directive "Radiation Protection in Medicine" [34] and the Recommendations of the German Commission on Radiological Protection [35], the procedure for the release of the patient is clearly defined: at the planned discharge of a patient from the therapy ward, the dose rate must be measured and documented individually.
There are various subsidies built into the law to help low income people, but I don't believe those have been clearly defined at this time and I cannot tell you what those are.
