Sentence examples for was still ill-defined from inspiring English sources

The privilege of trial by peers was still ill-defined, and the statute did not cover peeresses.

However, the determination of R-wave component is still ill-defined.

The phenotypic and functional properties of these T lymphocytes are still ill-defined.

As to the surface active lining layer of peripheral air spaces, which determines alveolar surface tension, its structure and structure function relationship are still ill-defined owing to persisting problems of film preservation and fixation.

The symptoms are still ill-defined⁠ and so nebulous as to include millions of people.

The rewards of completing the Mammoth Burger challenge are still ill-defined at this point -- someone hinted that one might get one's name on a plaque or something -- but the challenge itself is pretty cut-and-dried: Eat everything on the plate.

The underlying mechanisms are still ill-defined.

Despite numerous studies, MSCs are still ill-defined with respect to their physical, phenotypic and functional properties [46], [47].

A major problem is that some particular infections may trigger/exacerbate either allergic or autoimmune diseases and that the nature of the infections contributing to protection is still ill-defined.

Yet, the angiogenic cytokine signaling and paracrine function of EPC are still ill-defined, and the exact underlying mechanisms leading to increase angiogenesis and sprouting of resident endothelial cells are poorly understood for the most part.

However, what drives uptake is still ill-defined.