Sentence examples similar to poorly defined distinctions from inspiring English sources

Many of the documented early tetrapod trackways are poorly defined, and lack distinct digit impressions42,43,44,45.

Etymology: (Liguria, Italy, home of related Levisticum, lovage) Note: Genus and species poorly defined.

Even though all this information is essential for a comprehensive description of a trial, often some parts are skipped (e.g. start date and end date of enrolment) or poorly defined in a publication (e.g. "main outcomes" instead of a distinction between primary and secondary outcomes).

Therefore, implementing a defined process for board oversight can provide distinct advantages over an ad hoc or poorly defined approach.

Note: Generally divided into many subspecies based on poorly defined, inconsistent characters.

Varieties poorly defined.

This is all poorly defined.

Many that are reported are poorly defined.

Boundaries for the division were poorly defined.

But much remains vague or poorly defined.

First, denuclearization is a poorly defined concept.