Sentence examples for it is impossible to define from inspiring English sources

However, based on its current phylogenetic position and its transcription pattern, it is impossible to define whether CDKA2 represents a functional ortholog of A- or B-type CDKs.

It says much for his brilliant career that it is impossible to define in which of those three he appears more distinguished.

Although it is impossible to define the idyll as a definite literary form, the adjective idyllic has come to be synonymous with the rustic, pastoral, and tranquil, the mood first created by the Alexandrian poets.

"While there are differences between elephants in the central African rain forests and eastern Africa it is impossible to define where an elephant becomes a forest elephant or a savannah elephant," said Andrew McVey, the East Africa Regional Manager at WWF-UK, adding that "there is no clear definition on what a forest elephant is".

Nevertheless, it is impossible to define objectively the best-designed map.

However, it is impossible to define one set of parameters that is optimal for all compounds.

It's impossible to define, but I know it when I hear it.

We came back the next day and as we keep coming back every night, it has scared the government because it's impossible to define.

It's impossible to define the word bohemian without falling back on cliches, and why so many of them are likely throw down their quills in a flounce when you ask them to.

Passing involves multiple dimensions of context, perception and bodily attributes that exist on a spectrum, which is part of why it's impossible to define a trans person as simply passing or not passing.

This fact, along with other tidbits he'd uncovered into how they had interacted with black people, proved that it was impossible to define "a whole generation or culture of people at a time".