Though there has been a considerable expansion of interest in the health literacy concept worldwide, there has also been criticism that this concept has been poorly defined, that it stretches the idea of "literacy" to an indefensible extent and more specifically, that it adds little to the existing concerns and intervention approaches of the better established discipline of health promotion.
Before development begins, the technology and performance requirements of the concept are usually poorly defined, and team members often have diverging ideas about the product's precise characteristics.
However, the idea of secondary source genes is poorly defined, as unless such source genes were identical to the original subfamily consensus, they would propagate diagnostic mutations themselves.
There are data on the numbers of nomads but little more than crude (probably undercounted) numbers of groups of people who are so poorly defined and with such poor meta data that we have little idea of who these groups encompass or any of their defining characteristics.
I claim that this account is based on a poorly defined concept of experimental fairness (derived from T. Porter's ideas).
The idea of an endless variety of securities offerings, with fuzzy, poorly defined boundaries between categories, is attractive to investment bankers and law firms that can make a lot of money off their creative ideas.
In addition, unlike the UK General Chiropractic Council and Chiropractic Australia, the Chiropractic Board had yet to state that the idea of chiropractic vertebral subluxation – with "subluxations" being unproven and poorly defined spinal lesions – is not supported by any clinical research evidence.
Along with its debts of $5.8 billion, it will also have the much trickier job of managing its poorly defined but potentially huge legal liabilities.The firm's bankruptcy-court filings give some idea of the complexity of this job.
Varieties poorly defined.
This is all poorly defined.
Many that are reported are poorly defined.
