Sentence examples similar to unambiguously defined terms from inspiring English sources
Further, by reading the original papers we noticed that key terms including instability as well as reoperation are not clearly and unambiguously defined.
The minimum requirement of lymphadenectomy, either in terms of nodal stations resected or total number of lymph nodes examined, has not been unambiguously defined in the FIGO staging system.
This technique allows the specification of a set of measurements to be made and a means of analyzing those measurements that will allow not only to unambiguously define the two terms "precision" and "accuracy," but also in addition compute values for them, and furthermore allow telling if the "accuracy" is worse than the "precision," or can be accounted for solely by it.
Political responsibility must be unambiguously defined.
Pfeffer: That "leadership success" is easily and unambiguously defined and measured.
Units for each data item are unambiguously defined in the TCOD dictionary.
are unambiguously defined for the species involved in the formation of the complex.
Direct gaze can be unambiguously defined for these stimuli because the iris is located at the center of the eye.
