Sentence examples for least well defined from inspiring English sources

"Membership in a particular social group is the hardest to understand, the least well defined and the one that is typically at issue in a domestic violence cases," he said.

Yet Ms Colley suggests that England, the dominant part of the union numerically and linguistically, is the least well defined, and notions of what it means to be English often divide rather than cohere.

Among these alternatives, technology-oriented agreements (TOAs) are perhaps the least well defined.

The American College of Sports Medicine [ 28] states that balance training is one of the least well defined exercise modalities.

The analysis and interpretation is recognised to be the least well defined aspect of a framework approach.

Group VI is the least well defined group since the similar sequence stretches are divided up in B. burgdorferi between three different plasmids.

The function u is assumed to be at least (C^{2}), well defined, strictly increasing, and strictly concave; and (lim_{crightarrow0}u'(c)=infty), (lim_{crightarrowinfty}u'(c)=0).

Anterior radical vulvectomy without inguinal lymph node dissection was performed with margins of at least 2 cm from the well defined lesion.

While a complete disappearance of skin lesions for at least 4 weeks (CR) is well defined, a PR, defined as reduction of >50% of the overall skin involvement (with the disappearance of any diffuse erythema and induration) for at least 4 weeks, is much more subjective if the mSWAT analysis is not used.

Fatigue characteristics are persistent or recurrent lasting at least 6 months; recent and/or well defined onset; not secondary to excessive physical activity, or any organic or psychiatric disorders; not resolved by rest; and inducing important reduction of previous levels of physical and mental activities.

This is the least understood retention mechanism and not well defined.