Sentence examples for group of indeterminate from inspiring English sources
Many of the young people who don't want to go home -- a group of indeterminate size that mingled with the political or anarchistic groups outside the Democratic convention -- are a special kind of protest group in themselves.
The fellowship is organized in local groups of indeterminate size, has no dues, and accepts contributions for its expenses only from those who attend meetings.
About half of the signatories are local tea party affiliates and anti-wind NIMBY groups of indeterminate size and funding.
It proved to be useful for risk stratification of the most critical cytological group of the indeterminate lesions for which there is the greatest need of accurate diagnostic markers.
Follicular/Hürthle cell neoplasms have traditionally been grouped under the category of indeterminate FNA results.
An indeterminate group of 61 datasets in which a clear pattern was not identifiable was excluded.
These mutations are distributed with at least one mutation present in 39% of patients with the ABC, 23% with the GCB, and 23% in the indeterminate group of the COO phenotype [ 20].
The NELSON and some other European trials used a threshold of approximately 10 mm diameter (50 mm volume) for a positive screening result but also established an indeterminate group of nodules measuring 5 10 mm in diameter (50 500 mm volume) that required earlier follow-up than the yearly screening interval [ 42].
Since we found a correlation between CD4 cell count and PHA responses in blood, the trend towards lower CD4 cell counts in the 'confirmed TB' group could explain the larger number of indeterminate results due to low PHA responses in this group.
Table 5 shows marked variations in the rank-order of top causes of death by age group, as well as the percentage of indeterminate cause.
Members of the IRLC group form indeterminate nodules with persistent meristems, whereas a subset of these legumes, including Medicago ssp., host terminally differentiated bacteroids (Mergaert et al. 2006).
