Sentence examples for more distinctly defined from inspiring English sources

It is likely that, if we were able to use village (instead of county) level data, the focal areas would be even more distinctly defined.

The biological characterisation of the luminal A tumours are consistent with our previously identified group 1 (Abd et-Rehim et al, 2005) and Ambrogi's group 1 (Ambrogi et al, 2006), but are more distinctly defined.

Our responsibilities will be more clearly defined.

When the mask edges are aligned precisely along the crystal direction, the channels are distinctly defined as per their dimensions.

Things that distinctly defined our personalities.

A large proportion of the recombination blocks were distinctly defined.

The ambivalence of the paradox distinctly defined the experience of disclosure lived by these HIV-positive women.

One of the faults of real estate analysis is the failure to distinctly define an asset bubble, so debate on the matter is kept necessarily vague.

By contrasting so sharply with his creator, Henry Bech also defined Mr. Updike more distinctly, particularly his determination to stick to the essentials of his craft.

The more distinctly the various roles in the team are defined and the more consciously they are played, the more effective and frictionless the collaboration will be.

But he repeated them, more distinctly this time.