Sentence examples for imperfectly defined from inspiring English sources

Second, the botanical type of 17 varieties that were considered to be imperfectly defined in the available literature was revised.

There are many instances where property rights are imperfectly defined, incomplete, or imperfectly enforced.

This has meant verifying Israel's pull-back across a frontier imperfectly defined in 1923, with subsequent small adjustments, according to contemporary maps.

It started with gambling, and quickly became a huge splurge of cash with imperfectly defined objectives, an amazingly reckless venture by a famously grey prime minister.

The problem, as he saw it, as he imperfectly defined it, wasn't something you could talk to your therapist about and expect an illuminating response.

"Cyberweapon" is retained here, both because it is tightly if imperfectly defined herein, but also because it provides an opportunity to engage with the substantial literature that already uses the term.

It imperfectly defines the form of an object while concealing its literal appearance.

In case that the traffic loads for both kinds of traffic are known imperfectly, we should define a robust Bayesian threshold frontier by means of extending the previous integrals to include simultaneously the uncertainty model for both traffics.

The biological function of miRNAs is defined by the genes they target by imperfectly pairing with binding sites located primarily in the 3'UTR region of the target gene [ 1].

One of the most basic and frequently used yet imperfectly understood comparative tools is the genetic distance between two samples [commonly defined as the number of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) between the isolates].

The chromosomal forms, defined based on configurations of shared polymorphic chromosomal inversions, correspond imperfectly or not at all with the An.