Sentence examples similar to lacking a specific definition from inspiring English sources

In particular, all but one of the 14 included trials lacked a specific definition of cardiovascular events and the meta-analysis relied on a non-standard post hoc definition of cardiovascular outcomes.

In general, a specific definition of the term "dignity" is lacking.

Harari, it turns out, has a specific definition of useless.

Remember: "great" sounds really good without having a specific definition.

That is up from 6percentt in 1993, although the category does not have a specific definition.

Terrorism is a specific form of political violence and requires a specific response, but that cannot be organized without a specific definition.

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.

Studies lacking a precise ADR definition or those without explicit causality assessment criteria, those that focused on ADRs secondary to a specific medication or specific ADR, and studies that looked at ADR-related hospital readmissions were excluded from the review.

The drawbacks deriving from the lack of a specific legal definition for the biofertilisers can be highlighted considering the case of products containing arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF).

But, unlike this country, China lacks a clear definition of sexual harassment.