Sentence examples for longer well defined from inspiring English sources

Today's healthcare industry is no longer well defined, and traditional strategies and tools do little to adequately respond to the rapidly changing environment.

The surface is thus no longer well defined and cannot be easily processed in follow-up processes.

The common problem of cell spreading between pillars also caused the force-deflection relationship of calibrated pillar to be no longer well defined.

After simple modifications both in the theorems and our proofs, we find the infinite-dimensional analogs of Theorems 1 and 2. Note that and the likes are no longer well defined for an infinite-dimensional unitary operator U. Nevertheless, we can still talk about sup arg(U) the supremum of the arguments of the spectrum of U. The symbols inf arg(U) and sup |arg|(U) can be similarly defined.

The reason couples struggle to stay together, is because their roles within the "contemporary couple" and what they bring to each other, is no longer as well defined as it used to be in an ancient version, also referred in this article, as the "classical couple".

Through a combination of experimental work and rigorous computational analysis, we show that L. kluyveri ARSs require a sequence that is similar but much longer than the ARS Consensus Sequence well defined in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

However, lateralized differences in the structural integrity of TLE, as well as changes in structural integrity with longer disease duration, have not been well defined.

It is somewhat similar to the more southern Great Pampa-Finch (Embernagra plantensis) but it is slimmer, smaller, longer-tailed and shows a largely grey head with well defined whitish eyering.

Over the following days, the typhoon's structure gradually became disorganized, with its eye no longer well-defined by November 15.

This work is a significant step towards the bottom-up synthesis of longer well-defined π-conjugated nanotubes.

In this third pass, we can use longer spectrum acquisition times, up to several minutes, to collect statistically well defined MS3 spectra from low-abundance targets.