Examples of using Poorly defined in English and their translations into German
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Rare and poorly defined syndrome that seems to be inherited.
I think it has something todo with the fact that as a form it's so poorly defined.
If this‘aggression phenotype' is so poorly defined how can we hope to study its genetics?
The key actions described in the communication are vague and very poorly defined.
But the guidelines for funding were poorly defined, so that the situation has not improved much in the past.
Other types of maternal behavior problem also exist,but they are still poorly defined.
Poorly defined or disputed rights of ownership or access to resources weaken the incentives to conserve and use natural resources in a sustainable way.
So, If the CPU drive like a moron, it is because you have poorly defined its trajectory.
SRB: Spectral-type(M, C, S or Me, Ce, Se) giants with poorly defined periodicity(mean cycles in the range of 20 to 2300 days) or with alternating intervals of periodic and slow irregular changes.
To make things more difficult,security for embedded systems is often poorly defined.
In addition, the priorities and needs of the countries thatreceive aid for trade are still poorly defined, due to the fact that those countries lack the necessary capacity and policy space to produce sustainable development strategies.
Remnant ejecta blankets around parts of the Beethoven are subdued in appearance andtheir margins poorly defined in places.
Ngula 2: This target appears to consist of up to three poorly defined sub-parallel northeast trending workings totaling approximately 900m in strike and possibly intersected by Bulyanhulu parallel northwest trending structures.
At best,direct and indirect costs are matched by potential but poorly defined benefits elsewhere.
These negative definitions left open the question of whether these agents represented particulate structures or rather a“contagium fluidum vivum”(Beijerinck),that is, a poorly defined contagious liquid.
A financial instrument of this order ought to be transparent andeffective, and this is not the case for the following reasons: poorly defined selection criteria, dubious uncoordinated operations, assessments not made public and the lack of any assessment policy.
This key climate model parameter is poorly known and emerging work suggests it is poorly defined Sarah Raper, pers.
The acceptance of the first request would not have led to a more accurate PCN Table,but would instead have resulted in poorly defined criteria, with a risk that the interested parties would have a degree of freedom in allocating sales to particular PCNs.
We must not forget that this programme will have to operate over a decade or so,and so an approximate work schedule and poorly defined aims are completely unacceptable.
A degree of federalism, which we do not endorse, examples of which are its defence of the European arrest warrant,the increase in Europol and Eurojust's powers and even poorly defined, heavy-handed and unjustified creation of a European public prosecutor's office.
Behind them are hundreds of thousands of workers, of families who can see their future going up insmoke, not because they are producing poor quality services or goods but because poorly defined interests are allowed to prevail over more evident and objective interests.
As Vipdomet contains metformin, any patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus previously well controlled on Vipdomet who develops laboratory abnormalities orclinical illness(especially vague and poorly defined illness) should be evaluated promptly for evidence of ketoacidosis or lactic acidosis.

