Sentence examples for poorly specified and from inspiring English sources
In ill-structured tasks, the problem to be solved is poorly specified and there is no unique correct solution.
In the Newcastle CAMHS application, the budget constraint was poorly specified and, after receiving clarification regarding the availability of extra funds, was then treated as a decision variable.
To this we should add subthreshold depression and anxiety affecting 32%and29.2%2% of adolescents respectively [ 3], and poorly specified and difficult-to-quantify negative mood states and depressive-type emotional distress [ 2- 4] that may, in some cases, develop into major depression.
The negative binomial (NB) model is often used as an alternate model in these situations, but as Cameron and Trivedi[ 25] point out, it does not help when the conditional mean is poorly specified and it is less robust to distributional misspecification than the Poisson model.
But these theories tend to be all-encompassing, and poorly specified.
Other methodological limitations of these studies include their reliance on poorly specified measures of depression and their potentially inadequate adjustment for confounding variables.
However, for low grade tumours and those of poorly specified anatomical location, incidence seemed to decrease in 1992-2008 (figs 3 and 4), so this assumption might not have been valid for these endpoints.
The mechanism of injury was poorly specified for 275 patients (5.6 %) and missing for 17 patients.
So-called (on a side-note, poorly specified) frontrunners are to be enrolled [22, 44], and iteration in the sense of revising short-term and mid-term goals in view of newly acquired experiences is key.
Considerations of welfare and equity, in turn, have been poorly specified in the domain of transport, which makes the sector stand out vis-à-vis the other policy domains discussed above.
Approximately 28% were papillary or squamous carcinomas, 13% small cell or oat cell carcinomas and 12% adenocarcinomas, but 40% were poorly specified carcinomas.
