Sentence examples for ill defined as from inspiring English sources
Under current policy, patients certified as terminally ill (defined as having less than six months to live) can qualify for four hospice benefit periods.
And even if they were, as a recent review in the British Journal of Psychiatry puts it: "By my reckoning if it was possible to remove all bipolar disorder in the population, creativity would only be reduced by 0.23%." We should also be particularly careful extrapolating a relatively standardised metric such as IQ on to something as flighty and ill defined as "creativity".
Medicare rules say hospice patients must be terminally ill, defined as being within six months of death.
Processes that operate post-rearrangement to generate diversity remain ill defined as are the location, timing and triggers to these events.
cCritically ill defined as Pitt bacteremia score ≥4.
bCritically ill defined as Pitt bacteremia score >4.
The prevalence of bruises at different sites with respect to development is ill- defined as is the proportion of children who bruise more frequently than others.
It is ill defined at best, hypocritical at worst.
Exclusion criteria were infants having a congenital disease, a serious infection at birth or an inability to feed (initially assessed by the lack of a suck reflex), mothers who were seriously ill at the time of enrolment (defined as bed bound for more than 24 hs), mother participating in other studies and/or mothers who were known to be HIV infected.
14 15 Some codes were inappropriate for analysis of cause of death or were ill defined (such as heart failure) and were redistributed to be comparable and consistent across data by using an algorithm developed by Naghavi and colleagues.
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].
