In unspecific terms, the Republican nominee recently expressed regret for his "wrong" choice of words in expressing his views on a "multitude of issues", particularly instances when he had caused "personal pain".
Although this package is defined in broad and somewhat unspecific terms, it provides a good starting point for allocating resources efficiently and fairly.
Various definition of healthcare use can be identified ranging from specific interventions such as "suturing" to unspecific terms such as "medical treatment" or "urgent physician visits"and this exacerbates problems in comparing comparability of study outcomes.
While geneset enrichment approaches can help to interpret lists of hit genes, they in our experience typically lead to very general, unspecific terms and often fail to achieve statistical significance for concrete, specific biological processes or pathways when applied to RNAi screening data.
Seven articles (14%) defined injurious falls only by healthcare use by either using unspecific terms such as "medical treatment" [ 70, 71] or "medical care" [ 73] or specific definitions such as "hospital visits or admission for the treatment of a fracture or suspected fracture" [ 72].
Using specific start and end dates for the disclosure and confidentiality periods helps avoid ambiguity that can arise when unspecific terms like "a two-year period" are used without additional information.[17].[17]
When addressed, the unspecific and general term 'fiber' is often used for any plant cell.
