The phrase "indeterminate by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is uncertain, unclear, or cannot be determined. Example: The outcome of the election was indeterminate by the early polls. In this sentence, "indeterminate by" is used to show that the early polls were not able to accurately determine or predict the final outcome of the election. Another example: The cause of the fire was indeterminate by the evidence collected at the scene. Here, "indeterminate by" is used to convey that the evidence gathered at the scene was not enough to determine the cause of the fire.
Six LBEs were deemed indeterminate by the cardiologist and excluded from the analysis.
Besides, MRI was very useful in detecting recurrence in cases classified as indeterminate by means of PET/CT alone at prostate bed as shown in Fig. 5.
MRI was very useful in detecting recurrence in cases classified as indeterminate by means of PET/CT alone at prostate bed.
Whether an entity in one mathematical theory is identical with an entity that occurs in another theory is usually left indeterminate by mathematical "stories".
The variable core model of Lubarda and Markenscoff is introduced to model the dislocation core area that is indeterminate by the classical theory.
In fact, the study included all patients who underwent liver CEUS as a second-level investigation for the characterisation of focal lesions detected on other imaging techniques and considered indeterminate by the operator; in more detail, in 74 patients CEUS was carried out after baseline ultrasound, in 77 after CT, in 5 after MR imaging and in 1 after scintigraphy (Indio-111 octreotide).
Informally speaking, a non-associative word is an expression formed from several indeterminates by applying the multiplication and the right and the left divisions (In particular, a monomial is a non-associative word formed using multiplication only).
Among all reactive EIAs, we evaluated the proportion of false-positives, positive predictive value (PPV), and Western blot bands among indeterminates, by pregnancy status.
Most indeterminate results by Kalon were seropositive by UW-WB, and the majority of discordant Kalon results between operators were also seropositive by UW-WB.
Interestingly, most indeterminate samples by UW-WB were seropositive by Kalon.
A partial skeleton from the Sabinas Basin in Mexico was described as Kritosaurus sp. by Jim Kirkland and colleagues, but considered an indeterminate saurolophine by Prieto-Márquez (2013).
