Sentence examples for unclear boundary from inspiring English sources
"China has guidelines, but it is often unclear exactly what they are until you've done it and stepped over an unclear boundary," Robin Lofell-Badge of the Francis Crick Institute told the BBC.
An unclear boundary was defined as lacking clear borders between the tumor and surrounding structures.
These four components overlap at times and they are all surrounded by a permeable barrier, the dotted oval, which represents the unclear boundary between the organization within which the CDS system resides and its surrounding environment.
A pelvic ultrasound was performed and demonstrated a 32 x 25 mm abnormal radiodensity at the anterior uterine wall with an unclear boundary at the anterior cervical wall, concerning for retained products of conception versus placenta accreta.
However, it should also be noted that we did not detect significant difference between patients who had isolated PTSD from those who had PTSD and LBP in all four dimensions of quality of life estimation, thus suggesting the fine interplay and sometimes unclear boundary between these two groups of patients.
Software patents with unclear boundaries are often invalid because they cover something already invented or are an obvious improvement over what was previously invented.
Also, unclear boundaries mean that patent examiners cannot really tell whether the patent is novel — if you don't know exactly what the patent covers, you can't tell if it is different from previous inventions.
The consistency of the overall legal frameworks and specific regulations related to marine management have created legal vagueness and subsequently caused legal uncertainties leading to conflicting policies and regulations having unclear boundaries.
Unclear boundaries between public and private activity should be avoided.
Unclear boundaries between the public and private sector are symptomatic of poorly defined property rights.
Government bailouts of insolvent private firms are but one example of unclear boundaries between public and private activity.
