Sentence examples for has been adequately defined from inspiring English sources

Although this method is simple and feasible, its use remains controversial, mainly because no limit for clinically important DFM has been adequately defined [ 11, 12].

The methodology adopted in this study provides guarantees in terms of reliability of the indicators, since they have been adequately defined and precisely specified so that they can be implemented consistently within and across organizations (48).

However, the technical limitation of ES might be imposed by the capture step [ 34], due to limitations of the capture designs (that is, not all genes and exons have been adequately defined and therefore not included in ES designs) and the capture efficiency (70%to80%0%).

Cynthia Bergman, the E.P.A. spokeswoman, responded with a statement that said, "The final rule will be defined by the availability of technology that has been adequately tested and available for industrywide deployment".

"He has been adequately punished," Mr. Koch said.

This issue has been adequately discussed elsewhere [12, 13].

Lumumba has been adequately punished already.

Ensure that the product has been adequately explained.

The role of the borough deputies "has never been adequately defined and today they are neither part of central nor close to the superintendents," Mr. Levy complained in his letter to the board members.

The governor of the Bank of England said: "A lot of people in these markets didn't really know – and probably still do not know – what is expected of them because it hasn't been adequately defined in everyday language".

The role of the borough deputies "has never been adequately defined and today they are neither part of central nor close to the superintendents," Mr. Levy complained in his letter to the board members in July.