Sentence examples for a vague border from inspiring English sources
In VO, layer II has a disorderly appearance with a vague border with layer III, while in MO the cells in layer II are evenly dispersed and layer II has a clearer boundary with layer III.
3 of the unrevised knees had unclear radiographic graft incorporation with a vague border of the graft without signs of loosening, while the clinical evaluation with KSS and WOMAC score showed an improvement.
The vague border between work, leisure, family and privacy is a major stress factor for employees.
That may change, though he's dispatched by the Royal Geographical Society to lead an expedition into the Amazonian jungle bordering Bolivia and Brazil so that, by mapping the vague border, war between those countries can be avoided (and British economic interests can be served).
Too often, Mr. Norden said, voters are confused by ballots with instructions written in unclear legal jargon, lists of candidates that span more than one column, boxes that can be checked on either side of a candidate's name, or vague borders that fail to distinguish one electoral contest from another.
The skin lesions were characterized by being round, erythematous, and macular with slightly raised vague borders and a slight hypopigmentation in some lesions.
As most tumours had mainly eosinophilic cytoplasm, with moderately sharp cell borders, a vague perinuclear halo and moderately enlarged nuclei, we classified them as intermediate between clear cell and chromophobe carcinoma (CC/Cph) (Table 3 and Figure 3).
On microscopic examination, the tumor showed a vague multinodular appearance with a pushing border and tumor cells arranged in a microcystic and reticular growth pattern with anastomosing and intersecting strands of spindle cells in a myxoid or collagenous/hyalinized stroma.
On microscopic examination, the tumor showed a vague multinodular appearance with a pushing border and was composed of elongate slender or plump spindle cells with oval nuclei and eosinophilic cytoplasm.
For PennaGroup CEO Evangelista-Ysasaga, Trump's vision for a border wall felt less like a vague possibility than an inevitable reality after his election.
