Sentence examples for a poorly defined position from inspiring English sources

Steven Koonin is leaving his job as undersecretary for science in the Department of Energy (DOE) after an unhappy stint in a poorly defined position.

The cells sorted as double-positive show a profile very similar to the CD34+/EpCAM− cells; however, the poorly defined position of these cells in the sorting dot-plot (figure 4B) and the extremely small size of the cell fraction itself suggest that this group of cells could be an artefact constituted mostly of doublet cells with high CD34 levels and medium/low EpCAM levels.

Odinga had to settle for the less powerful and poorly defined position of prime minister.

City Room interviewed three former lieutenant governors — Alfred B. DelBello and Stanley N. Lundine, who served under Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, and Betsy McCaughey, who served under Gov. George E. Pataki — for their thoughts (and frustrations) about the time-worn but poorly defined position of lieutenant governor.

First, denuclearization is a poorly defined concept.

But it's hard to wage a war against a poorly defined enemy.

It appears to refer to terrorist leaders, a poorly defined category.

DNA methylation assigned NF1-glioma to LGm6, a poorly defined Isocitrate Dehydrogenase 1 wild-type subgroup enriched with ATRX mutations.

Some have begun calling this "non-celiac gluten hypersensitivity," a poorly defined condition about which we have much to learn.

Lumbar spinal stenosis has evolved from an anatomic concept to a poorly defined clinical syndrome.

Deep venous reflux (DVR) is often a poorly defined clinical entity.