Sentence examples for unclear value from inspiring English sources

But if Greece defaults on its debt or leaves the euro zone, "suddenly you're threatened with a situation in which all the debts are of unclear value".

Neosino Nanotechnologies stakes its future on the unclear value of ingesting or applying nano-scale silica particles.

"We don't really know what to do in terms of returning results of unclear value," Sharp says.

It is possible that the reported beneficial effects of the combined hydrodilatation/corticosteroid procedure rely on a corticosteroid effect, thus giving the dilatation part of the procedure unclear value.

This gap between ideals and reality could partly be explained by the work-place culture based on unclear values.

Patient decision aids also lower decisional conflict (related to feeling uniformed and having unclear values), decrease indecision, and increase participation in decision-making.

Be clear about what matters most to them for this decision (e.g., as measured by the "Unclear Values" subscale of the Decisional Conflict Scale (DCS) [ 4]).

The mean score of the questions was determined for each subscale (feeling uninformed; feeling uncertain, having unclear values; feeling unsupported) and multiplied by 25.

The Decisional Conflict Scale (DCS; O'Connor, 1995) measures patients' uncertainty about which treatment to choose, factors contributing to uncertainty (believing to be uninformed, unclear values, and unsupported in decision making), and perceived effectiveness of decision making.

The subscale 'factors contributing to uncertainty' (nine items, e.g. 'I need more advice and information about the treatment alternatives') measures the extent to which certain factors contribute to decision uncertainty, such as lack of information, unclear values and emotional distress.

This approach differed from study to study, but generally included an assessment of knowledge (those who score above a level set a priori were considered informed), clear values (e.g., those who score 25 or less on the "Unclear Values" subscale of the DCS), and clear intention (those patients who were able to state a clear treatment preference as opposed to being unsure).