Sentence examples for lacking a definition from inspiring English sources

Missed pill instructions have previously been criticized for being too complex, lacking a definition of what is meant by "missed pills," and for being confusing to women who may not know the estrogen content of their formulation.

Lacking a definition for ECMO procedural success or salvage, we excluded patients who did not survive for more than 24 hours after ECMO initiation.

What is more, we are still lacking a definition of the legitimacy of espionage.

Our body politic lacks a definition of what a human being is.

And in the previous day's Independent, Anax had eight clues that lacked a definition.

Or, on China, he claims that the Clinton administration lacked "a definition of the national interest that gives the relationship some geopolitical content".

Similarly, the existing and massively misused law on extremism lacks a definition of extremism and is regularly used to target religious believers, civic dissenters, and artists.

4 Most studies were retrospective and often lacked a definition or framework for sustainability.

The reason why the UNFCCC lacks a definition is probably the highly varied national conditions for which an agreement on one definition would be difficult to reach.

Simply put, it is a space lacking a clear definition of boundary.

Studies using different methodology — especially those lacking a clear definition of depression — are hardly comparable.