Sentence examples for is fairly defined from inspiring English sources

Rabaptin-5C21 and Rabex-5 are well defined in the electron density map; however, only one Rab5 is fairly defined while the other is poorly defined.

The four Rabaptin-5C21 and two Rabex-5 are well defined in the electron density map; however, only one Rab5 is fairly defined while the other is poorly defined, indicating that the bound Rab5 has high flexibility which may explain the poor diffraction quality of the crystal.

And only if the "class" in "class action" can be fairly defined.

It's long been clear that his anti-immigration policies are fueled by nativism, he's stoked and refused to renounce violent white supremacists, and he's said lots of things over the years that might be fairly defined as racist.

Because many clinical and public health departments have defined protocols for actions after clinical confirmation of an inhalational anthrax case (33 ), the action after detection of a clinical case is fairly well defined in many jurisdictions.

Despite excited predictions of a dangerous scramble for Arctic resources, the region's sovereignty is fairly clearly defined.

It's not on the map, but is fairly well defined and cuts downhill alongside (but not in) the forestry land, making the descent quick, if fairly steep.

(I do enjoy Margaret's appearances, however, if only because she is fairly well defined and easy to dislike. Her domination of the final chapter makes for a pleasing symmetry).

Nonetheless, its applicability is fairly well defined.

The tumour is fairly well defined despite its malignant nature because of a pseudocapsule, but may exert a mass effect or encase neurovascular bundles.

Despite its widespread use, role-play is fairly consistently defined in the education and training literature.