The stakes were well defined before tip-off.
For certain diseases, well defined clinical cut-off values exist, such as the Framingham risk score for cardiovascular disease [ 13, 14], but in most instances the relevant thresholds have not been determined.
In the future, it has to be clarified whether, in addition to clinical scores with unequivocal and clearly defined cut-offs, well defined immune parameters, such as distinct biomarker profiles, may improve diagnosis of infection and severity of disease, prediction of outcome, guidance and success of therapeutic interventions [ 3, 12, 13].
This wasn't a war like World War I, where you had two armies facing off across a well defined battlefield.
If you have a mustache or goatee, make sure it is well defined, and that you keep unwanted hairs shaven off.
"Furthermore, it should be cost-effective, easy to perform, safe, reliable and the cut-off value between pathology and normality should be reasonably well defined".
There have been no generalized method to deal with the multivariate phenotypes and the cut-off p-value for a significant association in GWAS is not well defined.
Bake Off's success is partly down to how well defined the judges are.
The cut-off point at which an adult is considered 'elderly' has not been well defined.
"You need to be sure, well defined.
This crucial term is not well defined.
