Sentence examples for may best define from inspiring English sources

Scientists argue that plastic may best define our current period within the Anthropocene.

In a few years, a company may be best defined by who has access to what data and who gets what portion of a particular stream of revenues, over what period of time.

Irvine is a planned suburban city that may be best defined by what it's near: Everything.

Cholestasis may be best defined as an impairment of bile flow whereby bile reaches the duodenum in insufficient amounts.

Some theories even posit that emotions may be best defined as action tendencies (Frijda, 1988; Lang, 1985).

To complicate things even further, some families may be best defined by a composition of several subfamilies, while others are part of large and multifunctional superfamilies (e.g. AAA superfamily, G protein coupled receptors, protein kinases).

Benzie and Lima have demonstrated durability regardless of adherence or previous treatment failures once around 6 years of suppression are achieved [ 14– 16], thus true durability at the HIV population level may be best defined after five to six years of virologic suppression.

Evidence from various balanced virus-host relationships illustrates that immunological specificity and memory may best be defined biologically and that the mature immune system does not discriminate between "self" and "nonself".

While research means different things to different people, it may best be defined as 'a knowledge loop' from generation of knowledge to its effective use [ 10].

As the authors discuss, the concept of MCI was not widespread when they started their study and debate continues regarding how MCI may best be defined.

31 60 The safety profile may best be defined by the incidence of endpoints that could compromise health, such as signs of severe haemolysis, and the need for interventions such as haematinic drug administration, hospitalisation or blood transfusion.