Sentence examples for defined end from inspiring English sources

"This time," Fein says, "there will be no defined end".

Tissues were collected for ex vivo analyses at defined end points tumors (D5, D10, and D15).

Identifying organs at risk and clearly defined end points will be critical in designing interventional trials.

Working in technology, I'm also aware how these channels are designed for continual user journeys, with no defined end point.

But at least there is a defined end and a defined contest.

A tour of duty has a defined end, but that doesn't have to be the end of an employee's tenure.

By just changing the duration of the polymerization process, macromolecules having distinct average chain lengths with low polydispersity values and well defined end-groups have been obtained.

Quantitative modeling of the self-assembly of DNA tiles leading either to defined end-products or distribution of biopolymers is of practical importance for biotechnology and synthetic biology.

There are 5 major groups of amphibole leading to 76 chemically defined end-member amphibole compositions according to the British mineralogist Bernard E. Leake.

Trump's lack of those specific goals — or to put it another way, the lack of a defined end-state he's trying to reach — may be one of his most underappreciated weaknesses as a president.

But GM's goal with Maven was always to build something new that it defined end-to-end, Grossman told me in an interview, and that's what attracted him to the opportunity to begin with.