Sentence examples for not clearly designated from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analysis was carried out on 2009 data alone, excluding detainees, or excluding individuals in the 'other' category who were not clearly designated as having a work visa or being a dependant of someone who did.

Sensitivity analysis was also performed to exclude detainees, who may have variable routes to access healthcare, and individuals not clearly designated to have had a work permit or as the dependant of someone who did.

Finally, exclusion of individuals not clearly designated as having a work visa or as dependants of individuals with work visas from the 'other' category of immigration status also did not significantly alter our conclusions.

"In England I was nearly always cast as someone of mysterious origin, not too clearly designated but probably from some Southern European country," Medina told The Times in 1947.

In the Netherlands, they did play a significant role in practice, but the legal framework did not specify a clearly designated role.

Schools do not have a clearly designated role in monitoring and evaluation in terms of the learners learning or of the quality of facilitation.

L.A. Unified clearly designated funds for technology, but did not mention tablets.

"It's not like our distributors are putting it in the soda section, and these are clearly designated as an alcoholic product," added Daren Metropoulos.

Indeed, it is a mark of weakness, not of strength, if a national leader fails to bequeath a smoothly working structure of leadership to a clearly designated successor.

This clearly designates the cell as fibroblast (Fig.  5).

Seasons are not clearly differentiated.