Sentence examples for non-specific wording from inspiring English sources

The non-specific wording of guidelines suggesting early epidural analgesia for obese parturients, leaves these guidelines open to interpretation.

The tendency to use non-specific wording is theoretically less problematic where there is a proxy, but there is evidence that proxies make wrong assumptions.

"It's a nicely non-specific word," he says, "although you do get the sense of something physical - without anything being confirmed".

"It's a nicely non-specific word," he says, "although you do get the sense of something physical - without anything being confirmed". Perry McCarthy, the original Top Gear stunt driver The Stig, said he thought the BBC had taken the show off the air too quickly.

Since such notes tended to range from a few non-specific words to a detailed clinical history or specific queries (and sometimes legibility was an issue), the panel agreed in advance to categorize referrals according to clearly stated diagnoses (DSM IV) or constellations of symptoms.

The factors that were considered were the number of unique words, non-specific nouns, filler words, and low-imageability words.

Explanation: We don't capitalize non-specific career words no matter how important they seem ("Successful").

In other words, non-specific treatment effects are more important than the specific ones.

However, for several trials changes were difficult to classify due to the wording and non-specific definitions.

Nevertheless, the concepts measured and the non-specific nature of the item wording is likely to be relevant to caregivers of patients with other chronic diseases.

It thus defines a characteristic S/N-ratio (in logarithmic scale) of the chip which characterizes log-ratio of the mean specific and non-specific signals, or in other words, to which extend the specific signal exceeds the non-specific one.