Sentence examples for substantially defined from inspiring English sources

A party contesting the general election ends up being substantially defined in the campaign by its very liberal immigration policy.

In the first part of his career, orchestra/conductor relationships were substantially defined by a battle for supremacy, apparently relished by some conductors, abhorred by Sir Colin.

Here is a governor whose tenure has been substantially defined by the issue of racial profiling, performing an unnecessary -- and perhaps illegal -- search of a black man who, by the way, was accused of no crime.

Major careers in neuroscience were built on Molaison's condition and on access to him as an experimental subject, and no career was more substantially defined by Molaison than that of Suzanne Corkin.

The inhibition efficiency of the inhibitors is substantially defined based on their adsorption properties.

Such a notion of harm limits the practical significance of the non-identity-problem to different degrees depending upon how the threshold is substantially defined (see Section 4 below).

The technologies that we have available substantially define who we are.

The findings considered above suggest that the novel host A. anguilla should be considered as a well defined habitat substantially differing from A. japonica that may promote an evolutionary response of the parasite in Europe.

The phenotypic features of the various subtypes overlap substantially, and some subtypes are not well defined.

Thyroid surgery is a highly reproducible and well defined procedure that has not changed substantially over the past decades.

Moreover, in contrast to several well defined and characterized experimental podocyte disease models in rats such as the passive Heymann nephritis, puromycin nephrosis, the remnant kidney model and others [5], the number of mouse models available to study podocyte diseases are limited in number, and are also substantially less well defined.