Sentence examples for indeterminate pattern of from inspiring English sources

This indeterminate pattern of leaf growth and branching results in extremely long leaves that creep and climb over the ground and other vegetation, forming large masses of overlapping leaves.

In 'Miracle-Wheat,' spikes show an indeterminate pattern of growth due to the loss of terminal spikelet formation.

Ten strains showed an indeterminate pattern of adherence, with small numbers of bacteria distributed apparently at random on the cell surface, and 4 strains were classified as nonadherent.

In this research, we classified older adults into population groups that persistently present with severe, non-severe, or indeterminate patterns of ED episodes.

Although we found that both the persistently severe and persistently non-severe groups were more likely to live in rural areas than persons with persistently indeterminate patterns of ED use, we found no other significant differences in terms of local service supply or continuity of care.

Persons with persistently severe patterns of ED use were more likely to be current smokers than those with persistently non-severe patterns, but they were no different than those with persistently indeterminate patterns.

Of the 70 WB-indeterminate serum specimens, 69 showed a broad range of HIV-1 WB-indeterminate band patterns, and 1 had an HIV-2 WB-indeterminate pattern with weak reactivity against gp36, p68, and gp80 proteins.

A third group consisted of those who had a persistent pattern of indeterminate severity episodes.

Indeterminate samples included a pattern of follicular or Hurthle cell neoplasm or aspects of atypia suggestive, but not conclusive of the presence of a malignant neoplasm [ 14].

When contrasted with 1,177 individuals with a persistent pattern of indeterminate severity ED use, persons with severe patterns were older (AOR 1.36), more likely to be obese (AOR 1.36), and experience heart disease (AOR 1.49) and hypertension (AOR 1.36) while persons with non-severe patterns were less likely to smoke (AOR 0.63) and have diabetes (AOR 0.67) or lung disease (AOR 0.58).

Nearly 1 out of every 5 (17.2%) older adults persistently presented to the ED with clinically severe conditions; a second group constituting an additional 20% of persons over 65 persistently presented with non-severe conditions; and a third group representing slightly more than 21% of older adults persistently presented with a pattern of indeterminate episodes.