Sentence examples for be particularly well defined from inspiring English sources

Although, the behaviour is found across all the cohorts considered, within the ego-age range of 25-60 year olds the trend appears to be particularly well defined.

Neither peak is particularly well defined, judging from the resolution curve and analysis of the confidence ranges.

Swiss 3T3 fibroblasts, in which the SPI-2-dependent F-actin phenotype is particularly well defined (Méresse et al., 2001), were infected for 8 h with different strains, then fixed and labelled to detect Salmonella and F-actin.

'In the past, selection was not transparent, neither was it particularly well defined - do we need someone with a marketing or technical background?

This is not particularly well defined but is not detected by the Carstairs measure at all.

When the pairing probabilities are expressed as the percentage of paired bases in each 50 nucleotide window (Figure 2) it is apparent that the RNA is predicted to assume particularly well defined secondary structure towards its proximal end, and that there is a poorly structured region between nucleotides +500 to +700.

The orchestra was neither impeccable nor particularly well defined.

There are additional clues to pathogenesis in the particularly well defined subgroup of European patients with early-onset myasthenia gravis MG (EOMG).

The linking passages are particularly well done.

Classical guitarists are particularly well catered for.

Neither team is particularly well known.