Sentence examples similar to ill defined effects from inspiring English sources

However, the pathway(s) by which maternal diabetes exerts its effects on the oocyte remains ill defined.

At the present time, however, the true magnitude of the effect of chemotherapy on the hepatic parenchyma and its subsequent effect on surgical morbidity and mortality remains ill defined because of the heterogeneous nature of published case series.

Evidence suggests clearly that genistein has pleitropic effects on cancer cells, but the critical mechanisms of action remain ill defined.

As a health threat, it was ill defined.

And their long-term risks are ill defined.

It is ill defined at best, hypocritical at worst.

Once again, the figure is very crude and ill defined.

The instruments' place in museums too is ill defined.

"That's because they were so ill defined," he said.

Since 9/11 my childhood fear has returned, but it is ill defined, along with the enemy.

The Fed's message, he said, "has been ill defined and not internally consistent.