Sentence examples for mostly undefined from inspiring English sources
However, this relationship remains mostly undefined in the context of breast cancer, as protein degradation is mediated by numerous signaling pathways as well as certain molecule modulators (activators/inhibitors).
When the team starts on a concept it is mostly undefined, but rooted in one idea.
The rise of President Trump adds further complication: His own foreign policy agenda remains mostly undefined, and his #NeverTrump opponents were split in their criticism on this front, some casting Trump as the second coming of Neville Chamberlain and others worried his self-professed "militarism" would override his critique of nation-building.
As suggested by Eric Posner: "[T]he president can declare an emergency and justify borrowing by citing reasons of state....The president could invoke his 'inherent' executive powers under Article II of the Constitution (which vests the president with mostly undefined 'executive' powers)." Unfortunately, there would be no obvious limit to the reach of such a precedent.
The signals and interactions that drive effective DC priming of T cells resulting in protective immunity remain mostly undefined.
Although it is impossible to perform such assays with other NKLRs as the cellular ligands are still mostly undefined, it is conceivable that a similar rule applies as well.
Connexins have also been shown to form functional hemichannels and have roles altogether independent of channel functions, where they exert their effects on proliferation and other aspects of life and death of the cell through mostly-undefined mechanisms.
"Islamofascism," for instance, goes largely undefined.
These differences remain largely undefined.
Romney remains largely undefined, according to our poll.
Although, it is evident that the behaviour of proteins at the water-lipid interface is difficult to study, I also recall that for the older generation of biochemists, the lipid bilayer was mostly a undefined mixture that is better circumvented.
