Sentence examples for the best defined from inspiring English sources

Because of elaborate contact tracing, the Singapore outbreak is by far the best defined in the world.

These depressive syndromes are as different as chalk and cheese, and the neuroscientists and clinicians whose work Dr. Kandel favorably reviews will not move the neuroscience forward until they forget about "depression" and move on to a verifiable syndrome, the best defined being melancholia.

Of the nine sector Spiders, the financial, technology and energy categories are probably the best defined.

The medical market is probably the best defined in this dimension.

Measured values of the best defined of these measures, the early lateral energy fraction (LF), are considered here.

To our knowledge the presented bedrock model is one of the best defined of any major overdeepened trunk valley.

The best-defined of them is "Never Gonna Dance," the latest Broadway musical based on a film, in this case the 1936 musical "Swing Time," starring Ginger Rogers as the ingénue and Fred Astaire as a young dancer who will do anything -- but dance, never dance!

At the metabolic level, Teff cells Th1, Th2, and Th17 cells and Treg are the best-defined CD4+ T cell subsets.

He also said that the player "might grow tired of Lightning's gruffness and Vanille's bounciness in the early goings but they begin to show new emotions as [the player] progress[es]." 1UP.com's Jeremy Parish applauded the characters as "the best-defined group of protagonists the series has ever seen" and also praised them for their development in the story.

The probes covered ∼17,000 of the best-defined human transcripts represented as RefSeq.

Arabidopsis thaliana represents the best-defined plant model for the characterization of RNA silencing machinery.