Sentence examples for is poorly delineated from inspiring English sources
Third, Afghanistan's border with Pakistan -- the Durand Line -- stretches through the entire southern and eastern boundary between the two countries and is poorly delineated and unprotected.
The evidence for benefit of physical activity in type 1 diabetes is poorly delineated.
22 In Hong Kong, the role of the primary care doctor is poorly delineated, and patients can directly consult specialists in the private sector without a GP referral.
This work in prostate is complemented by a much more extensive study of BPA effects on immune cell components, particularly the T-cell compartment, demonstrating that BPA acts as an immune disruptor by promoting 'immune' cell proliferation though the exact nature of the effect on specific cells of the immune system is poorly delineated.
That means that superficial blood vessels, which are typically 0.2 to 0.4 mm under the surface of the skin, can be poorly delineated due to both light emitted from the radiotracer and the scattering of light between the blood vessel and the surface of the animal.
Despite numerous studies of marine prokaryotes, the zonation of their communities in pelagic zones has been poorly delineated.
The mechanisms behind the direct effects on skin integrity of elevated TNF-α independent of its pro-inflammatory role are poorly delineated.
In the second pattern, dermal vascular channels lined by plump spindle cells were seen; some of these spindle cells coalesced to form aggregates, which were poorly delineated and often located around blood vessels.
Since colonies formed by SF-derived cells were poorly delineated and confluent, the area with the red staining was measured by image-analyzing custom made software for quantification of osteoblast differentiation.
While the line of glacial debris across the northern United States is often poorly delineated, the hilly ridge around New York City tends to be quite prominent.
The cartilage surfaces of the hip joint are often poorly delineated without arthrography, even when joint effusion is present.
