While many people appreciate the trajectory and influence of the Religious Right in the aftermath of cultural tumult associated with the 60s, the current trend away from religious affiliations and toward a more ill-defined spirituality suggests that the spirit of that era lives on.
Typically DCIS is represented as a linear, branching, clumped or regional pattern of enhancement but more commonly an ill defined diffuse segment of enhancement is seen which can be confused with benign fibrocystic change [ 52].
Though estimated cumulative numbers of CHD events and deaths increased substantially when we defined more ill-defined cardiovascular coded deaths as CHD or assumed the higher proportion of CHD deaths reported by the Global Burden of Disease Study, the same proportional increase in CHD outcomes over time persisted under these alternate mortality assumptions.
Finally, the term BME used in this article probably should be described more properly as "ill defined signal intensity abnormalities", as the so-called BME pattern in OA knees represents on histological examination nonspecific abnormalities such as bone marrow necrosis, bone marrow fibrosis, trabecular abnormalities and only a small amount of bone marrow oedema [ 1].
This choice leads to an ill defined control law when the robot is at rest.
The risk of serious head injury (HI) from a fall in a young child is ill defined.
Examination showed a corneal abcess with ill defined edges, hypopyon with severe chemosis and ciliary injection.
Macrophages may hence play a general role in these processes, a role that, however, remains ill defined.
As a health threat, it was ill defined.
k* and D* at the lowest temperature and D* of LSC/STO at the highest temperature (open or missing symbols) are not reliable or are very ill defined, an issue that will be discussed in more detail later.
More blunt than debonair, Mr. Gilfry fails to exert the powerful attraction that holds the other characters in thrall, and his singing is ill defined, a kind of burly roar.
