Sentence examples for a highly unspecific from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of HC among the primary chronic headache disorders (CHDs) has been criticised on the grounds that aside from the chronicity, a highly unspecific quality, HC is a headache condition showing a sharply delineated unilaterality and clear therapeutic profile [11].

It presents as a highly unspecific illness and is hardly recognized as a clinical entity by primary physicians.

It presents as a highly unspecific illness and is hardly recognized as a clinical entity by primary health care physicians.

It is even possible to think of a gradient of specificity in the factors affecting the evolution of proteins, from highly specific factors affecting only a pair of proteins to highly unspecific factors (i.e., grown temperature, osmolarity, …) which affect the whole proteome (i.e. through the differential use of codons).

In his final Chatham House essay (and then book) in 2006, he doubted if the "highly unspecific strategic arguments" for a separate British deterrent would long justify its soaring cost.

Maternal recall data provide highly unspecific data whereas use of an event calendar provided more valid data.

First, metaphysical theories tend to be extremely general and as such highly unspecific.

Although obstructive and non-obstructive types of this rare anomaly are described, clinical symptoms are highly unspecific.

He should agree to a series of debates on specific topics and bore in hard on the Republican's highly unspecific plans to cut the budget.

In a 2007 evaluation, WHO, along with UNICEF, the United Nations Development Programme, and the World Bank, concluded that the 19 commercially available blood tests were highly unspecific and insensitive.

"Nonchalant behaviour" was the item of negative encounters with the highest AR, but it is highly unspecific and might cover several of the more specific items.