Sentence examples for well defined entity from inspiring English sources

In addition, stroke does not represent a single well defined entity; the mechanisms underlying ischaemic and haemorrhagic events are different.

Although very distinct and well defined entities, there is clinical and genetic evidence supporting some degree of overlap between the pathogenesis of the two entities.

Constipation is not a well defined disease entity, but a general term used to describe the difficulties that a subject experiences with moving their bowels.

Additional points to address: 1) CCD is a well defined clinical and pathological entity caused by mutations in RyR1.

I had just asked him why the strike zone, an entity seemingly well defined by the baseball rulebook, was such a bone of contention in the game.

This entity is currently well defined since the publication of the International Consensus Guidelines in 2003.

A mOSAIC component represents an entity controlled by the user: the entity is configurable, exhibits a well defined behavior, implements application dependent functionalities and exposes them to other components.

Histologic differences between the 2 entities are not well defined because of the rarity of invasive Streptomyces infections.

Otherwise the whole mixture, assuming that it is sufficiently well defined, can be tested as a single entity.

Symbiosis challenges this well-entrenched definition of the individual organism, not only because physiological autonomy has been sacrificed, but anatomic borders have lost clear definition and development becomes intertwined among several phylogenetically defined entities.

The clinical entity of LPTA has not been well defined, and in previous studies, different cutoff points for glandular sizes have been applied to define abnormally LPTAs (Lalanne-Mistrih et al. 2002, Rosen et al. 2005).