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Because of elaborate contact tracing, the Singapore outbreak is by far the best defined in the world.

Though the spirit of an age is best defined in retrospect, and religious allusion is not currently considered cool, the Joshua Generation — unlike all its era-naming predecessors — does have alliteration going for it.

The medical market is probably the best defined in this dimension.

Many of the heterogeneous parts of Socrates are best defined in terms of their function, not their measure.

Fire regime is best defined in terms of five factors: (1) fuel consumption patterns, (2) intensity and severity, (3) fire frequency, (4) patch size, and (5) seasonality.

Is death best defined in terms of the human organism or rather in terms of the person's ability to reason or her embodied brain?

Bill Brandt, the subject of a brilliant retrospective at MOMA, was the photographer who best defined England in the years just before the Second World War.

Reperfusion of ischemic cardiac tissue is one of the best defined circumstances in which PTP openings occur profusely and correlate with a significant amount of reoxygenation injury after ischemic or anoxic episodes (Halestrap, 2009).

At his best, the Spaniard has defined in-the-moment focus; has defined keeping it simple between the lines (even if he has to feed his superstitions by clearing them of red dust).

Some of the best defined structures involved in VAN are the temporo-parietal junction and neighboring areas in the posterior part of the superior temporal gyrus and sulcus, which form a tandem with (and are probably controlled by) the lateral-caudal frontal cortex namely, the posterior areas of the inferior frontal gyrus and the insula.

With American political leadership best defined as "getting in front of whatever way the parade is going," Professor Heitmann is right: politicians haven't led.