Sentence examples for relatively well defined from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of footage, but it was relatively well defined," he said.

And yet given how little most of the speakers have said about Romney, the picture here is relatively well defined, in its broad strokes.

The concepts underlying the post-Brundtland drive towards sustainable forest management (SFM) have been relatively well defined since 1995.

Hundreds of inbred lines have been established, and the genetic map is relatively well defined, and both congenic strains and recombinant strains are available to facilitate genetic experimentation.

Despite a relatively well defined task, the results varied considerably among the 16 participating Swedish structural engineers that performed this task; a structural check, load takedown and stability calculation for a five storey concrete building.

In the films, the sp3 C N rich and the sp2 C N rich layers exhibit amorphous feature and graphite-like structure, respectively, and the multilayered structure is continuous over relatively well defined and smooth layer interfaces.

In AML, there is a relatively well-defined set of recurrent mutations, most of which fall into functional categories (Fig. 2) (The Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network, 2013).

Compared to many subjects, the body of knowledge in accounting courses is relatively well-defined.

"This draws our attention to a relatively well-defined area over the vast expanse of the brain".

Strands β2 and β3 are joined by a long loop with a relatively well-defined conformation.

The two largest parties largely operated under competent and consistent leadership and represented relatively well-defined policy stances – centre-right for the Conservatives, and centre-left for Labour.