Sentence examples for not accurately defined from inspiring English sources

However, the pattern of ipsilateral breast tumour relapse is not accurately defined in the clinical literature and does not correspond closely to pathological findings.

Near the rupture zone, the arrival time is not accurately defined and is shown with dashed lines.

Until recently, the role of thrombolytic therapy was not accurately defined in the subgroup of patients with intermediate-risk PE.

This comparison illustrates the problems investigators face when using small families for linkage analysis —shared and excluded regions are not accurately defined and candidate regions are not always easily distinguished.

Studies were excluded when the population examined or the diagnostic methods used were not accurately defined.

On the contrary: if 'global' is not accurately defined, the difference between 'global health' as a 'new' phenomenon and traditionally well-known influences on health remain sloppy.

But dollars do not accurately define this debate.

(These black-and-white categories did not accurately define all members of the groups and therefore served as troublingly blunt shorthand).

In fact, smoothed edges do not accurately define the object contour (mainly because they are smoothed): snake contraction has to be arrested by bright regions in the FIR image that can belong to a portion of a human body (see Figure 4).

We show that p72 ASFV phylogenetic analysis does not accurately define ASFV hemadsorption inhibition assay serogroups.

They were all considered for ILT but this was not performed because we could not accurately define the tumour border with pre-treatment ultrasound.