Sentence examples for vague length from inspiring English sources

The method can therefore result in vague length predictions, especially for genes with low expression, due to insufficient coverage.

Jeter said the potential value of a deal had never crossed his mind, and he was vague about the length.

But by being vague about the length of Mr. Rouse's tenure, Mr. Obama also left himself some flexibility, should the outcome of the midterm elections leave him seeking a more marked shift in approach.

You may be able to put off the inevitable for now, but you need to start planning for a future without XP and you need to be doing it soon because two of the antivirus vendors are being vague on the length of their support and one has an end point.

Current VTE guidelines are generally vague on the length of therapy, particularly extended therapy beyond 3 6 months [ 5].

Otherwise the dominant images are vague, suave full-length self-portraits: they show Mr. Pistoletto facing forward wearing a suit and suggest an admiration for both Francis Bacon and the sleekly tailored Marcello Mastroianni.

The existing literature is quite imprecise…the distinction of saber teeth and tusks from ordinary large canines appears to be vague and primarily based on length".

In many Nahuatl dialects vowel length contrast is vague, and in others it has become lost entirely.

Shortly thereafter, he had additional surgery on his knee, and predictions about the length of recovery were vague.

Several studies used a crude assessment of occupational exposure from employment records, census data or birth registries, where the length of employment was vague or not available.

For Luhrmann's second endeavour for the fashion house the script is vaguely reminiscent of his blockbuster feature length film The Great Gatsby.