Sentence examples for unspecified with from inspiring English sources
The location is unspecified, with actors changing roles, says Andrews, in a kaleidoscopic rather than linear narrative.
While 'is an uncle' can be satisfied by both brothers of mothers and brothers of fathers, the phrase is not ambiguous but unspecified with respect to gender.
One more terminological note: in the cognitive linguistics literature (i.e., Dunbar 2001) it is common to treat what we call 'sense generality' as vagueness: a single lexeme with a unified meaning that is unspecified with respect to certain features.
Our search identified 16 relevant articles, describing a total of 20 patients (fourteen men, five women, one unspecified), with mean age of 47 years (Table 1).
In 2001, hepatocellular carcinoma was used to classify only liver cell cancers or cancers of the liver unspecified (with the exception of a very small number of cases in other subsites).
> -wrap-foot> Analyses by zoster site indicated that herpes zoster ophthalmicus was associated with a stronger effect on stroke overall (weeks 5 12: IR, 3.38; 95% CI, 2.18 5.24 for herpes zoster ophthalmicus and IR, 1.30; 95% CI, 1.09 1.5 for those with site unspecified) with nonoverlapping confidence intervals.
Five elderly patients who had migraine without aura, two patients with migraine with aura, two with tension-type headache, four with unspecified headache, one with glossopharyngeal neuralgia and one with trigeminal neuralgia avoided food which precipitated headache.
Participants had several different types of malignancy, with lung cancer (65%) or unspecified cancer with metastasis to the lung (15%) being most common.
Jody, who lives with his mother, Juanita (A. J. Johnson), has some unspecified trouble with the law in his past.
Wilson and Debus were offered unspecified positions with the club; Oberkfell was not.
Valerio finds himself the overpaid assistant and party sidekick of a free-spending boss who has some unspecified connection with the Mafia involving the disposal of bodies.
