Sentence examples for be defined it would from inspiring English sources

If an assumption regarding the future energy price of, for example, natural gas is to be defined, it would be necessary to think of influences that impact the natural gas price, for example, resources, (global) demand, infrastructure, efficiency of devices and the like.

However, now that SDDV has been defined, it would be very useful to analyze it analytically.

For these 3 clusters and the other 8 clusters for which no likely cause was defined, it would have been interesting to investigate possible causes in a truly prospective setting (e.g., by additional diagnostics).

Therefore, even though the compositions of such compounds are well defined, it would be erroneous to express concentrations of their solutions in terms of molecular weights.

Until the clinical and the cellular characteristics of H. pylori-dependent and H. pylori-independent tumours are better defined, it would be prudent to pursue a cautious approach to tailor the therapeutic strategy and follow-up of these patients.

Although heritage climatology has yet to be properly defined it would have to consider a wider range of meteorological parameters than the traditional Köppen climatology.

The swearing ban is so vaguely defined it would prove impossible for anyone to know whether they were breaking the law or not, while a blanket ban on begging will criminalise some of the most vulnerable people in the town".

The swearing ban is so vaguely defined it would prove impossible for anyone to know whether they were breaking the law or not, while a blanket ban on begging will criminalise some of the most vulnerable people in the town".

The Secretary agreed that if the Israelis agreed to any moratorium, however defined, it would be unprecedented and extraordinarily significant.

GCHQ documents say efforts are made to automatically filter out UK-to-UK communications, but it is unclear how this would be defined, or whether it would even be possible in many cases.

If you could choose one second of your life by which to be defined, what second would it be?