The scientists have shifted their methodology slightly as they seek to zero in on the fairest way to quantify the broad and nebulous area of environmental performance.
Mr. Sietsema, in an interview, said this is a "nebulous area of quasi-journalism" that is produced under no particular rules.
But instead of steering students toward the best opportunities and encouraging them to value their work, many institutions of higher learning are complicit in helping companies skirt a nebulous area of labor law.
Presently, this is a nebulous area for ringside physicians where there are many more questions than definitive answers.
And they may also help to shed some light on a more nebulous area of discussion: which candidates have benefited most from the volume and tenor of the press coverage they've received.
Well, here we get into a nebulous area that might set some rum purists bristling, were it not for the generally mellowing effects of a seaside daiquiri or two.
§4 focuses on the three areas where contemporary philosophers have offered the most detailed accounts based on properties: philosophy of mathematics, the semantics of natural languages, and topics in a more nebulous area that might be called naturalistic ontology.
"That's the kind of nebulous area where there would be animated discussions about what kind of safety procedures would need to be put into place to properly monitor the patients getting Avastin with lung cancer".
"This is a very nebulous area," said Anna Law, a constitutional rights expert at Brooklyn College.
Kalanathi wasn't just a brilliant, talented neurosurgeon--he was also a deeply thoughtful and empathic man who was concerned with that nebulous area where science and medicine and morality and meaning intersect.
The nature of general practice is that we're dealing every day with uncertainty… (Interview 6, Participant 3) It's quite a tricky, nebulous area.
