Sentence examples for diffuse subject from inspiring English sources

It is a diffuse subject, embracing topics from multiple other disciplines, and with relevant papers likely to be published in general medical journals as well as discipline specific journals.

In particular, it enabled definitional clarification of the contested and diffuse subject of continuity of care; identified key areas for future research; provided ideas for theoretical approaches that could be used in future research; and engaged with 'end users' to provide advice on what kind of research products might be useful in the 'real world'.

The debate, calmly chaired by Julia Etchingham, was broken into four often diffuse subjects: the economy, health, immigration and living standards.

The window was subject to diffuse field, approximate normal wave and oblique wave acoustic excitations.

A typical composite panel used in spacecraft is subjected to diffuse field acoustic excitation in a reverberation chamber and the accelerations and the strains are measured.

We demonstrate with this research that both biological and economic factors need to be carefully investigated to "begin the essential task of transforming the study of invasions from a diffuse anecdotal subject to a predictive science" [32].

An enormous amount of money continues to be allocated as its goals become more diffuse and subject to dispute.

We observed a significantly higher EOR/Gy for hypothyroidism in rural compared with urban residents (p = 0.02) and among subjects without diffuse goiter compared with subjects with diffuse goiter (p = 0.02).

One reason is that laws written in Brussels are often complex, while power is diffuse and decisions subject to murky compromises in multiple institutions.

Informed consent was obtained from all patients and healthy subjects (diffuse cutaneous SSc (dcSSc) (n = 24) according to diagnostic [ 21] and subtype criteria [ 22] and healthy subjects (n = 11)).

"It is the ultimate late Turner," said Blayney Brown, with the subject, diffused through blazing light and mist, "dissolving rather than being defined".