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Meanings of unspecific in английском

Not specific or precise.

Not detailed or specific.

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Examples for "inaccurate"
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Finance Minister Brian Lenihan repeated this inaccurate claim in parliament last year.
Reuters
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The companies called the data inaccurate but declined to provide retention information.
Reuters
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Celebrities often make wildly inaccurate claims and comments to millions of people.
The Guardian
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HP said he filed inaccurate expense reports related to a female contractor.
Reuters
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A spokesman for Clement said the National Post story was factually inaccurate.
Reuters
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The immunosuppressive agents used are nonspecific and have serious potential side effects.
Pubmed
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These nonspecific responses may substantially benefit public health, but are also variable.
Pubmed
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Therefore, hepcidin could be a good nonspecific marker of infection in PE.
Pubmed
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Some of these are nonspecific changes seen in many different histologic subtypes.
Pubmed
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The diagnosis is often delayed because the conditions are nonspecific abdominal symptoms.
Pubmed
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So I write what I have gleaned, all common and inspecific.
The Wise Man’s Fear
Usage of unspecific in английском
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Methods: Eight patients with aortitis presenting with unspecific GCA-like symptoms were examined.
Pubmed
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Due to mostly unspecific symptoms, imaging is key in the diagnostic process.
Pubmed
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Ultrasound was performed with and without the addition of unspecific contrast agents.
Pubmed
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He won only the most unspecific promise of compensation from structural funds.
The Irish Times
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Parathyroid hyperfunction condition has a very diverse and unspecific symptoms and signs.
Pubmed
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Classical chest X-ray may be confusing, and the biological tests are unspecific.
Pubmed
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However, unspecific effects of these compounds may represent a confounding factor.
Pubmed
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Due to its unspecific and variable clinical presentation, presents a difficult diagnostic challenge.
Pubmed
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In most cases the tests were requested because of unspecific symptoms.
Pubmed
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I wasn't used to sex that was so aimless and unspecific.
The gathering
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His remarks strike me as being exaggerated, vague, unfocused and unspecific.
The Irish Times
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Results from clinical chemistry, brain imaging and muscle biopsy were unspecific and inconsistent.
Pubmed
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Other political and military leaders have made similar, unspecific threats.
Radio NZ
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Furthermore, the patient complained unspecific neurological symptoms as headache, tinnitus and subjective visual defects.
Pubmed
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It's worse than the apartheid era because its so unspecific.
The Guardian
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However, results so far have been inconsistent, and the stimuli used are often unspecific to depression.
Pubmed
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