Sentence examples for indeterminate quality from inspiring English sources

Even the adventures that Mary Poppins undertakes with her charges had an indeterminate quality, without a proper resolution.

GSV is not a complete or coherent representation of the current situation in Fukushima, with differing time-stamps in the data set, an invisible and indeterminate quality to the presence of radioactivity itself, and the continuous subdivision and reclassification of Fukushima's evacuated land as understanding of the precise nature of contamination improves (Ministry of Environment 2015).

+ = good measurement properties with adequate methodological quality; - poor measurement properties with adequate methodological quality; 0 = indeterminate quality of measurement properties because of inadequate methodological quality; ?

Vlogs of indeterminate length and quality!

Ratings of the measurement properties are presented in table 2. Each measurement property is qualified as adequate with good methodological quality, indeterminate because of doubtful methodological quality (0), or inadequate with good methodological quality, Question marks indicate insufficient information about an aspect.

A total of 37/108 (34%) recordings had to be discarded because of lack of showing the target (3), indeterminate results (3), poor quality (8), unintended model movement (2) of lack of recording of files (18).

Sheerness may be a quality that is indeterminate when working from an image and actual costumes may need to be analyzed to achieve adequate reliability.

Thus, if we vary the quantity of a proposition's subject (universal all versus indeterminate some) along with the quality or kind of the predication (positive versus negative), we arrive at all the possible combinations of the most basic kind of arguments.

Both studies rated fair in methodological quality were rated as indeterminate for measurement properties due to no smallest detectable change being assessed.

Assessing risk based on spontaneous adverse event reports (such as AERS) is complicated because of variable under-reporting, indeterminate population size, and inconsistent data quality, especially for details on drug exposure and underlying diseases [ 66].

We excluded cases where the most recent spirometry had been performed in secondary care, and where the trace had faded such that the quality of the spirometry was indeterminate.