Sentence examples for indefinite proportions from inspiring English sources
Another French chemist, Claude Berthollet, who held for indefinite proportions, contested Proust's findings, but the Scottish chemist Thomas Thomson confirmed some of them and wrote in his article "Chemistry" in the Supplement to the Encyclopædia Britannica (1801) that Proust had definitely proved "metals are not capable of indefinite degrees of oxidation".
The proportion of indefinite (5) or missing ratings (6) on species richness was 11.2% (7.0%+4.22%) among the index raters (Table 1).
The name of this ensemble, which is dedicated to music by living composers, refers to the Greek term for notes of indefinite pitch and intervals with complex ratios that destabilize the perfect proportions of harmony theory, elements that in ancient Greece were considered inappropriate for music.
22% of histologically diagnosed intestinal metaplasia microdissected targets and 14% of "indefinite for dysplasia" microdissected targets had no ML, while the remaining proportion of intestinal metaplasia and "indefinite for dysplasia" microdissected targets had mutations with varying degrees of ML.
The cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis suggests that a small proportion of the cells in a tumour mass, which has an indefinite proliferation and differentiation potential and give rise to phenotypically diverse cancer cells and neoplastic clones, contribute to tumour initiation, metastasis and recurrence.
A large proportion of these people are minors, often unaccompanied, who are fleeing compulsory and indefinite military service.
"It's exact and indefinite.
"It will cause indefinite divisions".
