Sentence examples for defined or understood from inspiring English sources

It's not well defined or understood and there's no road map.

Ecological uncertainty in fishery models is easily reduced using existing scientific literature, but social drivers are often poorly defined or understood.

For many adults, the Internet poses a vast array of potential privacy infringements, not all of which are readily defined or understood.

After all, a proper understanding the ideological role of law is compatible with other conceptions of how law is to be defined or understood.

It has currently been impossible to group nanomaterials on the basis of inherent properties, since mechanisms of toxicity are not yet well defined or understood.

"But other tests aren't hugely helpful to know, and actually can be harmful, possibly causing health anxiety, especially if the test and actions to act upon the results aren't well defined or understood". Indeed, a 2016 paper in The BMJ assessing whether knowledge of your DNA make-up prompted positive behaviour change, and whether health anxiety is a true concern, found no evidence of either.

But science hasn't managed to define or understand it.

And because they were values we couldn't define or understand, we accepted them only because we were forced to.

In many other methods, quality metrics are available but their scale is not well defined or easily understood.

Until now, however, all possible avenues likely to result in a peaceful solution have not been explored, and the consequences of war are neither defined nor understood.

"The postgraduate student experience is not well defined, nor understood, in popular culture, in the way that the undergraduate experience is.