Sentence examples for may be unspecified from inspiring English sources

"Not all is clear about the role of Sofitel's management and the group Accor," Mr. Loncle said, adding that there may be unspecified "links" between Accor and certain underground French political forces.

We consider soft constraint problems where some of the preferences may be unspecified.

The carrier substrate may be explicitly named in the annotation (for example, 'sodium:sulfate symporter transmembrane domain protein') or it may be unspecified.

The three digit code for carcinoma in situ covers both ductal (D05.1) and lobular (D05.0) carcinoma in situ, but the subtype may be left unspecified (D05.9).

The item's low apparent repeatability may be due to unspecified measurement error, failure to interpret the concepts "know my way around" and/or "community" consistently, or real changes in the self-perceived level of community integration.

Merck, which entered into an agreement with Addex last month to work on new treatments for Parkinson's disease, will gain access to an experimental medicine and other compounds that may be tested in additional unspecified conditions.

The bulk of P appears as orthophosphate and may be the consequence of unspecified ATPase-like reactions in the phagosome membrane.

The DDBJ Pipeline and the NIG supercomputer system, which execute the pipeline jobs, may be accessed by an unspecified number of users.

In the hospital admission data set, it is possible that some cases of RVGE will not be coded as rotaviral enteritis (ICD10: and.0) and may be classified as other unspecified either due to an absence of laboratory confirmation or misclassification/miscoding.

Thirty percent of the forms used specific consent (i.e. the participant is informed in a detailed fashion of the research objectives, procedures, risks, benefits, and future uses of data and samples collected), while 42% used broad consent (i.e. the participant is informed that data and samples may be used in future, unspecified studies).

Only British citizens earning above a certain, as yet unspecified, amount may be allowed to bring in their spouses and dependants.