Sentence examples for without clear definition from inspiring English sources

Lifecycle terms – such as technology, product, industry – are frequently used interchangeably and without clear definition.

After this report, a number of reports used the appellation of lymphangiosarcoma without clear definition [ 2– 4].

Muscle strain presents one of the most frequently used terms to describe athletic muscle injury, but this term is still without clear definition and used with high variability.

Consolidate Emergency Preparedness and Response Planning -- Without clear definition of what is expected in emergency preparedness and response planning, CO accountabilities will be unclear and capacity-building support to COs will be dispersed.

Retreatment indications were based on loss in BCVA or morphologic evidence of fluid in the macula based on TD-OCT without clear definition of the type and localisation of fluid 'no tolerance' regimen, and no clear biomarkers were identified by the protocol (figure 14A-C).

NA, not available, Y, yes ♣: Definition: enthesitis definition reported by the authors, description: enthesitis description or description of enthesitis elementary components, without clear definition reported by the authors Only 22 out of 48 (46%) studies described the use of Power Doppler to assess enthesitis (Table 3); all of them were published after 2003.

The terms net zero-energy home and net zero-carbon home have entered the policy lexicon, without clear definitions and without widespread understanding of the likely policy impact.

People don't die in corporations, but without clear definitions and directions from the top, they work ineffectively and at cross-purposes.

Vagueness was also inherent in use of the terms "academic risk", "when necessary", and "individualized management" without clear definitions.

Without clear definitions of 'evidence' and 'impact' or 'learning', these studies contribute to negative stereotypes on both sides, and perpetuate the gap they aim to bridge.

Without clear definitions, tracking complication events such as myocardial infarction after cardiac surgery is likely to be underreported, limiting the value of the meta-analytic approach in the assessment of both hospital mortality and postoperative complication rates.