Sentence examples for poorly defined limits from inspiring English sources

One should also look for poorly defined limits of the junctional zone, the presence of high-signal intensity foci on T2- or T1-weighted sequences (Fig. 3) and linear striations of high T2 signal radiating from the endometrial zona basalis into the myometrium.

The side reaction is responsible for the poorly defined limiting-current plateau on the disk electrode and provides a limit for the maximum flow rate at which good recovery can be achieved with the porous electrode.

This may reflect the extensive coastline or result from the very limited fishing effort and spatial data that was available from the region, i.e., fisheries with poorly defined spatial limits yielded lower density fisheries.

Exposure of L929 cells to the 48 hour eluate from Coe Comfort also altered their morphology, with poorly defined cellular limits.

Overall, the place of newer generation AEDs in paediatric epilepsy is still poorly defined and mainly limited to second-line options because of poor evidence concerning both efficacy and safety.

Accumulating evidence suggests that the mammogram may be an important tool to identify women at risk for CHD, however, the epidemiology of BAC has been poorly defined and previous studies limited to white populations.

Thirty years ago, sports management was a barely known curriculum, and the field itself was limited and poorly defined.

RBCs are a finite resource, transfusions carry risks, and the net effect (benefits and harms) is poorly defined for people with life-limiting illnesses.

One of the problems with cybersecurity and cyberwar is that the limits are so poorly defined.

"It has no transparency, and its limits of power are poorly defined," Beijing University's Zhu said.

Situated between 0° and 3° N latitude and 27° and 30° E longitude, the precise geographic limits of the Ituri are poorly defined, especially along its southern and western extensions.