The phrase "ill delineated" is not correct; it should be "ill-defined" or "poorly delineated." You can use it when describing something that is not clearly defined or outlined.
Example: "The project's goals were ill delineated, leading to confusion among team members."
Alternatives: "poorly defined" or "vaguely outlined."
Moreover, compared to the problem spaces given in computational heuristics, the complex problem spaces for scientific problems are often ill defined, and the relevant search space and goal state must be delineated before heuristic assumptions could be formulated (Bechtel and Richardson 1993: chapter 1).
ICG may have a growing role to play in ED management of the critically ill, with further studies delineating the benefit and optimal application of this technique.
Subchondral bone marrow edema-like lesions (BML) are defined as non-cystic areas of ill-delineated hyperintensity on fluid-sensitive fast spin echo (FSE) fat suppressed (fs) pulse sequences and of hypointensity on T1-weighted (T1W) spin echo (SE) images [ 1].
The triangular ill-defined hypoechoic lesion on baseline US (left part of figure) is better delineated on CEUS (right part).
The triangular ill-defined hypoechoic lesion on baseline US (left part of figure) is better delineated on CEUS (right part) Spleen Post injection, the spleen shows a long arterial inhomogeneous enhancement caused by different perfusion rates between red and white pulp, which disappears around 60 s post injection.
The edges of the left pancreatic lobe appeared ill-defined in four cats during B-mode ultrasonography, while they were clearly delineated from surrounding organs in contrast images for all cats.
The susceptibility of critically ill patients to nosocomial infections is well described [40], yet its causes are not completely delineated.
It delineated my credits.
Stations were assigned, tasks delineated.
How is a market to be delineated?
All cast members have clearly delineated identities.
