In general, genetics appear to play a minor and relatively ill-defined part in the recovery planning process; demographic data are both more abundant and more requested in recovery plans, and tasks are more frequently assigned to the collection/monitoring of demographic rather than genetic information.
Following the observation of a higher than expected response rate in measurable disease, clinical research efforts are currently underway to examine taxane platinum combinations in the relatively ill-defined entity of 'anaplastic' CRPC, a subset of patients with a proclivity to develop soft-tissue metastases.
In cases of RPE detachment, a sharp bordered, oval structure was observed, which showed slightly increased NIR towards its relatively ill-defined boundaries.
However, evidence for "what works" is often based on short-term and relatively ill-defined measures.
Information associated to the folding of specific, single stranded sequence regions into secondary structures is relatively ill-defined in prokaryotes.
A number of variants of this basic approach are tested for seven existing drugs with relatively ill-defined therapeutic targets, leading to replication of some previously confirmed results and discovery of new, high-quality hits.
I highlighted the highly talented young colleagues relatively low down an ill-defined digital pecking order that struggles to inspire new talent.
This research is a response to an ill-defined description in a newspaper".
In the beginning, the world was a chaotic mass, an ill-defined egg, full of seeds.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Anteroposterior radiograph of a femur shows an ill-defined lytic medullary lesion Open image in new window Fig. 6 Anteroposterior radiograph of the right femur reveals ill-defined trabecular osteolysis associated with periosteal buttressing (arrows), indicating a relatively slow-growing lesion.
a Ultrasound shows a large, ill-defined heterogeneous lesion in the right lobe with relatively hypoechoic areas (arrows) suggestive of liquefaction.
