Sentence examples for vague group from inspiring English sources

And when he employed the first-person plural "we," he did so to refer to society or to "a vague group of like-minded crime fighters," according to the study.

Their sources are "people who are monitoring his illness," a nice vague group which includes me and you.

DSM-5 has fortunately replaced DSM-IV's vague group NOS by defining MDE with several subthreshold conditions of bipolarity, for instance, allowing a duration of 2 to 3 days for hypomanic episodes, as suggested by child psychiatrists, or fewer than four symptoms of hypomania during 4 days, or, for cyclothymia, specifying shorter manifestations (<24 months).

Psychologists claim that empathy is most commonly triggered by the "identifiable victim effect" - the tendency of people to care and expend resources when there is a specific identifiable victim as opposed to a larger vague group of unidentified victims.

The clinical course of non-IBC patients with histologically proven skin involvement showed a far better disease-free survival and prognosis than IBC. 2 Recent articles have paid attention to this clinically vague group of breast cancer, previously categorized as T4 tumor as a result of pathological involvement of the skin.

Without specifically mentioning his recent troubles, Mr. Weiner neatly ascribes — and implicitly dismisses — any attacks on him to a vaguely shadowy group.

Overall, the officers' message was simplistic and vague, grouping everything from alcohol to angel dust into one toxic cloud that loomed over our society.

It's all very well to allow the viewer some agency in the experience of the art, but if the artists are going to communicate ideas and to be allowed to be the avant-garde thinkers Engberg claims, then the curatorial process needs to bring out the connections beyond a vague grouping by type.

These methods can be vaguely grouped into those aiming at: 1) improved description of parameter sensitivities; 2) detection of parameters that cannot be inferred from experimental data (identifiability analysis) and 3) guided experimental design to improve parameter identifiability and inference accuracy.

He falls into the same vague affinity group as Diplo and Switch: producers who favor dancehall and goofballs but are limited to neither.

He'd helped produce some innocuous content - nothing actionable legally in any way - for "Anonymous", the vague online group spawned by 4Chan's /b/ forums.