Sentence examples for indeterminate outcomes from inspiring English sources

But unlike many contemporary artists, fretful about their posterity, Goldsworthy incorporates the indeterminate outcomes of natural processes into most of his work.

A Data Review Committee reviewed all results designated as clinical failures and indeterminate outcomes.

When Biokit confirmatory testing was done, the additional unconfirmed results led to a total of 7.3% (128 of 1749) of samples with indeterminate outcomes.

They compared two versions of QFT and TST-only and accounted for inadequate and indeterminate outcomes of both QFTs, for failure to return for TST reading, and for 2-step TST testing.

The similar results were confirmed in the conservative MITT analysis in which patients with inadequate information or indeterminate outcomes were considered to be cases of treat failure (2855 patients, FEM, OR: 1.03, 95% CI: 0.87-1.22, Figure 2B).

Indeterminate outcomes included cases in which the patient was withdrawn from the study before follow-up cultures were obtained, the microbiologic data were incomplete, concurrent antibacterial treatment was provided for reasons not associated with CAP or respiratory tract infections (RTIs), or death occurred that was not due to CAP or related complications.

One of four possible outcomes was assigned to each image: 1 (no evidence of rupture), 2 (evidence of rupture), 3 (indeterminate outcome), and 4 (unreadable image).

Among the 98,429 completed VAs, InterVA-4 was unable to reach any conclusive cause of death (i.e. arrived at 100% indeterminate outcome) in 4,680 (4.8%) of cases.

For the caspofungin patients, 43% (n = 3), achieved a positive clinical outcome, and 11% (n = 3) had an indeterminate clinical outcome.

In terms of clinical outcome for the anidulafungin patients, 67% (n = 6) were defined to have achieved a positive clinical outcome, and 33% (n = 3) had an indeterminate clinical outcome.

'IND' indicates indeterminate result.