Sentence examples for Unspecified regions from inspiring English sources
Keep New Hampshire and Iowa happy by allowing them to stay at the front (they suggest), but then split the rest of the country into four (unspecified) regions.
Least commonly affected was the hip (6%), with other or unspecified regions accounting for 26% (Table 1).
The underlying genetic changes occurred outside the regulatory region, in unspecified regions that apparently also provided control over lac operon expression.
Patients were from all areas of French Guiana: 64% from the urban centers, 7% from rural regions, and 30% from unspecified regions.
Quantitative RT-PCR was performed using six snap-frozen brain tissue blocks from four different AD individuals (four frontal lobes, one temporal lobe, one basal ganglion and four unspecified regions collected from four individual donors, two females, two males; Cooperative Human Tissue Network, Philadelphia, PA, USA).
These are followed by Austria to Unspecified regions (the region category in BACI), at 384 t, and China to Germany, at 369 t. Figure 2A summarizes the flows of Nd among countries in eight regions of the world (North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Africa, Middle East, Central-Eastern Europe and Russia, Asia and Oceania).
To reflect such cases, Burke's team lists deaths due to "unspecified drugs" and "unspecified narcotics" as separate categories.
For chronic kidney diseases one could think of including N05 (unspecified nephritic syndrome) or N19 (unspecified renal failure).
The associated diagnoses were M79.0 (unspecified rheumatism), J30 (vasomotor and allergic rhinitis) and F32.9 (unspecified depressive episode).
If no body region could be allocated, the code was defined as "unspecified".
The six most common diagnoses patients were hospitalised for in this composite end point were pneumonia (unspecified), bacterial pneumonia (unspecified), acute renal failure (unspecified), acute tubulointerstitial nephritis, sepsis (unspecified) and gastroenteritis and colitis of unspecified origin.
