Sentence examples for under defined circumstances from inspiring English sources

No crime in one society at a given time under defined circumstances is universally agreed upon as being a crime.

High potential for survival under defined circumstances.

For the Sm2CPB genes no ESTs were observed (Table 1), indicating that they are putatively not, only weakly or only under defined circumstances expressed.

Progress was also noted in defining better tolerated local therapies in selected cases without loss of efficacy, such as accelerated radiation therapy and the omission of axillary dissection under defined circumstances.

She predicted that the right to copy, under carefully defined circumstances, would still "definitely apply to AIDS drugs, cancer drugs and lifesaving drugs".

The court further explained that though the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement was designed to protect individuals' expectations of privacy, the regulations required testing only under clearly defined circumstances.

This is the so-called right to die bill, which allows doctors, under tightly defined circumstances, to write lethal prescriptions for patients who have been diagnosed with less than six months to live.

Under poorly defined circumstances, GOLPH2 can be cleaved and released to the extracellular space.

Similarly, recent studies in radiation therapy have demonstrated the safety and efficacy of abbreviated schedules for improved patient convenience and the use of partial breast irradiation (PBI) under certain defined circumstances.

This "limiting similarity" concept [7] may not hold under certain, narrowly defined circumstances [8], [9], but these instances are believed to be rather the exception from the rule [8].

In this scenario, contacts with domestic animals may favour the transmission of infectious agents that, under still poorly defined circumstances, may trigger and sustain B-cell lymphoproliferation.