Sentence examples for is insufficiently defined from inspiring English sources

The effect of different LDLR mutations on coronary heart disease (CHD) risk is insufficiently defined.

The construct of aggressivity is insufficiently defined, resulting in difficulties to interpret empirical data.

The scale of this problem in rheumatology and especially in PSV patients is insufficiently defined but appears to be less severe in most cases.

Although many have argued that patient satisfaction is insufficiently defined [ 11, 16, 19], satisfaction is widely assessed in several aspects of health care; in the health system as a whole, in specific areas of health care i.e. general practice, in specific health care organisations such as hospital units, for specific clinicians, and for specific treatment approaches [ 11].

In our opinion, the OCT parameters that correlate with a clinical diagnosis of CSME are insufficiently defined or validated to be applied to a retinal screening programme.

In addition, secondary targeting signals are responsible for localization to the apical secretory organelles [18], [22] [25], although these motifs are insufficiently defined, or insufficiently specific, to allow genome-wide identification of microneme and rhoptry proteins.

Unlike in HIV infection, where a low CD4 count is the strongest risk factor, such factors are insufficiently defined in PSV patients.

Furthermore, antisense transcripts were excluded from analysis since their genomic organisation is often insufficiently defined and are often not easy to be distinguished from sense transcripts, especially in hybridisation experiments.

Taken together, the role of HDL uptake and resecretion in cholesterol homeostasis is still insufficiently defined.

The architecture and mechanics of an orogen can be understood in terms of a system of collages that are characterized by a complex assemblage of multiple components, but the fundamental paleogeographic framework and the tectonic relationships between the different components are often insufficiently defined, because of unavailable data.

Many studies have used a doubling of serum creatinine, corresponding to an approximate halving of GFR, as an end-point defining progression, but this is insufficiently sensitive to be useful in clinical practice.