Sentence examples for not precisely identified from inspiring English sources

Dr Troop said the HPA had not precisely identified when and where Mr Litvinenko ingested the poison.

Included are military correspondence and intelligence reports, personal correspondence, diaries, including a journal McHugh kept on his trip over the Burma Road (Dec. 1938-Jan. 1939), photographs (ca. 1939 items, many not photographsdentified, of wartime figures, and calleagues and friends), manuscripts of articles and books, and printed items.

The isotope, cesium 137, was measured in one village by the International Atomic Energy Agency at a level exceeding the standard that the Soviet Union used as a gauge to recommend abandoning land surrounding the Chernobyl reactor, and at another location not precisely identified by the agency at more than double the Soviet standard.

The information provided by the tomography consisted in: the distribution, shape and dimensions of the fragments composing the artefact; indications about the state of conservation; the presence of repairs done in the past and the presence of different materials (although not precisely identified).

The information provided by the tomography consisted in: the distribution, shape and dimensions of fragments composing the artefact; indications about its general conditions; the recognition of repairs done in the past and the presence of different materials (although not precisely identified).

While the NFκB-dependent effector proteins were not precisely identified, it was clear that NFκB activation was critical for intra-macrophage killing of bacteria.

Both aCGH and paired-end mapping do not precisely identify the boundaries, or breakpoints, of the measured variant.

Finally, we could not precisely identify age-specific information on childhood falls prevention programmes following the discussions and interviews.

The SFS for SNPs in flanking regions of mir-248, mir-784, and mir-2230 also deviate from neutrality, so we could not precisely identify the genomic loci with perturbed SFS.

We could not precisely identify the suctioning periods in the control group, and therefore, for this analysis, suctioning maneuvers, and preoxygenation periods were kept in both groups (study group and the historical control group) for the analysis.

Some are concerned that HRQL tools may not precisely identify the most important problems yet, from an economic and existential point of view, it is conceded that patients' perception has equal validity and legitimacy to that of physicians [ 41].