Sentence examples for clearly defined areas from inspiring English sources

"There are clearly defined areas of competence.

"A parent suggested we have small schools within the large one, so we have clearly defined areas for different ages, and a deputy head in charge of each key stage.

Regional and global scale models are needed to predict habitat suitability for corals in areas that have not been surveyed and produced at spatial resolutions sufficient to guide research vessels towards clearly defined areas for sampling activity.

Progress is likely to lag behind expectations, even in clearly defined areas such as implementation of the FCTC.

These are presented in Table 1 (factor loadings in brackets): These factors fall into three clearly defined areas representing the core themes that constitute the midwife's role.

"Excellence can be documented in [these] clearly defined areas, and/or through synergistic combinations of research, teaching, and outreach or service… A key component for excellence in outreach is the dissemination of information derived from scholarly inquiry for the benefit of society.

Here was a clearly defined area (the dotted line around it drawn by the "sovereign" Serbs themselves) whose people were 90%-plus non-Serbs, but were denied by the Serbs the right to run their own affairs.

In addition, central vision is aided by a region of high photoreceptor density, known as the fovea or the less clearly defined "area centralis," that lies close to the central axis of the eye and specializes in acute vision.

Each member typically has one clearly defined area of responsibility in which he (still very rarely a "she") is the boss.

Unlike Pursue, where success can be measured to some degree by the number of arrests and convictions, Prevent is a less clearly defined area that overlaps into sensitive areas like community cohesion.

Each member typically has one clearly defined area of responsibility in which he (still very rarely a "she") is the boss That area may be functional — engineering — or geographic — e.g., North America.