"has been fully defined" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been thoroughly explained or described. For example, "The scope of the project has been fully defined."
Indeed, to date, only a single avian karyotype (chicken) has been fully defined using a combination of BAC/cosmid clones and chromosome paints generated by flow cytometry and microdissection [ 8].
In particular, much more attention needs to be focused on the earlier stages of analysis – what IRGC [ 4] termed the pre-assessment stage – in order to ensure both that that the issue has been fully defined and agreed, and that an appropriate form of assessment has been chosen.
The SI unit of mass would have been fully defined by having precisely fixed the values of the Avogadro constant and elementary charge, and by exploiting the fact that the atomic masses of bismuth and gold atoms are invariant, universal constants of nature.
While there have been major advances in the treatment of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) in the last decade, neither the cause nor the underlying pathogenic mechanisms of this neuroinflammatory demyelinating disorder have been fully defined.
These symptoms, collectively referred to as post-injection syndrome or post-injection delirium/sedation syndrome (PDSS), have been fully defined (see list below) and appear to be consistent with symptoms associated with an oral olanzapine overdose [ 5, 6].
Molecular mechanisms that underlie lineage determination and terminal differentiation of this cell type have received much attention, but the genetic program that regulates these processes has not been fully defined.
Although the physiological role of HTT has not been fully defined, analysis of transgenic mice with a targeted deletion of the Htt gene has demonstrated its role in mammalian development.
While the administration has supported new legislation, it believes it already has sufficient congressional authority for air attacks in Iraq and Syria, under the 2001 AUMF that both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations have interpreted to include al-Qaeda and "associated forces". The term is not included in the 2001 legislation and has never been fully defined by either president.
While the susceptibility of the MyD88-deficient mice to TB has been ascribed to defects in IL-1 receptor signaling (Fremond et al., 2007), the receptor(s) involved in the Card9-deficient phenotype has not been fully defined.
