Sentence examples for indeterminate reason from inspiring English sources

This applies to CPR and other types of emergencies — when residents fall and break a hip, or suffer a stroke, or faint for an indeterminate reason.

Born Chester Arthur Burnett in the hamlet of White Station, Miss., and cast away by his mother on an indeterminate day of his youth for an indeterminate reason, Wolf found a bed in the house of his great-uncle some miles away.

For indeterminate reasons, their home became, sometime in the late nineteenth century, an end station of Western civilization, a proving ground for apocalyptic fantasy.

This leaves ever less space for any "third way", such as the view that the issue is simply too indeterminate for reason to resolve.

Results are considered indeterminate for several reasons: Results are both nominally statistically significant and not significant.

For this reason, any indeterminate mass in the masticator space should prompt a biopsy [3, 25] (Fig. 13).

The second strategy is to insist that, even if public reason is indeterminate with regard to a given question, this does not suffice to establish that it is permissible to resort to nonpublic forms of reasoning.

Wijers et al. summarized the main reason for indeterminate test of TWA treadmill testing [ 37].

It's a passage of a hallucinatory power, and a supreme synthetic insight regarding the truth of so-called reality: that it involves both the inner life and a vast range of interconnected possibilities, of material and psychic interdependences that are both reasoned and indeterminate.

Suppression of HIV by antiretroviral drugs may be one of the reasons that indeterminate HIV-1 PCR results are obtained from testing HIV-exposed infants.

First, public reason might be indeterminate, that is, it may be unable to deliver any clear conclusions about a particular question.