Sentence examples for not as well-defined from inspiring English sources

Structural trends are not as well-defined as on adjacent islands, although a broad mountain system (which includes Mount Kinabalu) runs roughly from northeast to southwest.

The group is not as well-defined as the other groups of green algae, because it was first recognized as a group only in 1984.

MVD had full effect on the patient, and while MVD in CH is not as well-defined as in TN, a study of 39 chronic CH patients undergoing MVD of the TG alone or in combination with decompression or sectioning of the nervus intermedius, showed initial post-operative success of at least 50% pain relief achieved in 73.3% of patients.

While the domain organization of Bud6p is not as well-defined as for Bni1p, it has been determined that the C-terminal region (519 788aa) is involved in dimerization as well as binding Bni1p and actin, whereas the N-terminal region (1 166) is required for proper Bud6p localization [50].

For site 5, the position of the Mg(H2O 62+ complex is not as well-defined as for sites 2 and 4 by the NMR data, indicating that metal coordination may be undergoing dynamic exchange of ligands.

Moghbel and colleagues also propose that there may be " inherent difficulties of targeting fibrillar amyloid plaques, which are not as well-defined as the soluble forms of the protein".

The chemical makeup of most minerals is not as well defined as that of quartz, which is a pure substance.

The chronic effects of cocaine on the cardiovascular system are more complex, and not as well defined.

The power-amplifier design process is not as well defined as that of the small-signal amplifier.

Edit by Michael Lam on August 2, 2016: Galaxy life cycles are not as well defined as the lives of stars, for example.

Because of their complexity, decellularized tissues are not as well defined as synthetic materials but they provide cells with a microenvironment that resembles their natural niche.