Sentence examples for not rigorously defined from inspiring English sources

The concepts we use: "object", "measurement", etc. are not rigorously defined.

The time lag τ 0 at which the S 1(τ 0) reaches the sill value is usually called as range, but in practice, it is not rigorously defined.

Nevertheless, regions of interest are not rigorously defined, but are intuitive and motivated primarily by two issues.

They surmised this could in part be explained by the range of research tools used; but most importantly because the concepts used were not rigorously defined.

To perform this review, we used strict criteria to define frailty in older people, indicating that trials including the word "frail" in the title or in the abstract, if not rigorously defined, were not included.

The remaining 111 dengue cases could not be rigorously defined as primary or secondary dengue infections based on the criteria above and did not participate in the development of the classifier.

The comparison of results obtained in different solutions is questionable if the main physico-chemical properties of the solutions have not been rigorously defined.

The concept of a "world" in the MWI belongs to part (ii) of the theory, i.e., it is not a rigorously defined mathematical entity, but a term defined by us (sentient beings) in describing our experience.

MIC protein expression was demonstrated using a different mAb to that used in our study, E-16, but the specificity of this mAb has not been rigorously defined.

In Ireland the benefits package has not been rigorously defined [ 61], but the government recognizes the importance of transparency and uniformity.

However, the existence of a precapillary sphincter in the retina at the junction between arterioles and capillaries is controversial, has been poorly documented in recent years and the sphincter itself not always rigorously defined (Friedman et al., 1964; Anderson and McIntosh, 1967; Wiedeman et al., 1976; Baez, 1977).