Usage of "inspecific"

Not specific or precise.

Synonyms

Examples for "inaccurate"

Finance Minister Brian Lenihan repeated this inaccurate claim in parliament last year. 
 Reuters 

The companies called the data inaccurate but declined to provide retention information. 
 Reuters 

Celebrities often make wildly inaccurate claims and comments to millions of people. 
 The Guardian 

HP said he filed inaccurate expense reports related to a female contractor. 
 Reuters 

A spokesman for Clement said the National Post story was factually inaccurate. 
 Reuters 

The immunosuppressive agents used are nonspecific and have serious potential side effects. 
 Pubmed 

These nonspecific responses may substantially benefit public health, but are also variable. 
 Pubmed 

Therefore, hepcidin could be a good nonspecific marker of infection in PE. 
 Pubmed 

Some of these are nonspecific changes seen in many different histologic subtypes. 
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The diagnosis is often delayed because the conditions are nonspecific abdominal symptoms. 
 Pubmed 

Methods: Eight patients with aortitis presenting with unspecific GCA-like symptoms were examined. 
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Due to mostly unspecific symptoms, imaging is key in the diagnostic process. 
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Ultrasound was performed with and without the addition of unspecific contrast agents. 
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He won only the most unspecific promise of compensation from structural funds. 
 The Irish Times 

Parathyroid hyperfunction condition has a very diverse and unspecific symptoms and signs. 
 Pubmed 

Usage of inspecific in English

So I write what I have gleaned, all common and inspecific. 
 The Wise Man’s Fear 

Meanings of inspecific in English