Sentence examples for both indistinctly from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Chablis sometimes strikes a different balance, managing to be both indistinctly boring and shrilly acidic at the same time.
In our notation, the outcome of the measurement also labels the estimate, so β stands for both indistinctly.
In a previous version of this manuscript, I used both terms indistinctly to refer to what should only be considered as active transport.
CD133 and ALDH1-A1 antibodies were also tested but, irrespectively of the experimental conditions used, they produced an evenly diffuse staining of the sections that indistinctly marked both the normal mucosa and the lesions, preventing us from further studying these two markers.
There have been several attempts to generate animal models of cholinergic dysfunction by elimination of cholinergic neurons using electrolytic or excitotoxic methods, which are nonselective and destroy indistinctly both noncholinergic and cholinergic neurons, as well by the more selective strategy of cholinergic immunolesion, which preferentially destroy cholinergic neurons [1].
Individuals from PA contained an admixture of alleles from both groups and indistinctly clustered with each of them.
Control mice were injected either with Ad-β-gal or vehicle indistinctly since both had no effect on tumor growth.
Historically, prediction of expression by CBIs has been assessed indistinctly with both mRNA and protein concentration data.
Results obtained with two selected lines (Ppα-DOX-GUS-2 and Ppα-DOX-GUS-12) are shown indistinctly since both reporter lines were phenotypically indistinguishable from each other and had identical expression patterns under all conditions used in this study.
In asking this question we took into account the perceptual similarity of the visual stimuli to be discriminated and analyzed whether the negative reinforcement would indistinctly favor discrimination both for dissimilar and similar stimuli.
