Sentence examples for not perfectly defined from inspiring English sources

The whole duty of a department store, like the whole duty of Man, is not perfectly defined.

Our aim was also to study the impact on the final ranking of the fact that these numerical values, assigned to the parameters, were not perfectly defined.

Despite the fact that functional modules are not perfectly defined and that the description of the human interactome is far from being definitive [32] the results obtained provide a quantitative relationship between network structure and functionality.

The efficacy of trastuzumab is certain: its target population is now reasonably, but not perfectly, defined.

Although the concatenated sequences resolve three named species, N. gonorrhoeae, N. meningitidis and N. lactamica, their boundaries are not perfectly defined and a number of isolates are placed on the branch between N. lactamica and N. meningitidis, representing intermediate genotypes.

I might not perfectly define the boundaries between 'female'feminineine' and 'effeminate' modes of speaking (over to you, commenters!), and I may never 'pass' entirely in conversation.

The thresholds most likely do not perfectly define the nucleolar association groups and will improve when the intersection between the literature-curated dataset and the SILAC-derived datasets increases in size.

My message isn't perfectly defined.

"My message isn't perfectly defined," he told the New York Times recently, which once you've heard Yeezus, seems like a rare moment of shy understatement.

This is done to search not only the termini of the consensus, which may not be perfectly defined, but also the flanking sequences immediately adjacent to individual copies.

Doesn't it perfectly define this period of his life?