Sentence examples for indeterminate then from inspiring English sources

If quantum effects are indeterminate, then the only way for them to occur within the laws of nature is indeterminately.

It usually surprises people to learn that the only female singer in the same class as Holiday in the late 1930's and early 1940's was white -- though a better way of putting it might be to say Bailey was "identified as white," because race could be as indeterminate then as it can be now (think of Tiger Woods, Derek Jeter and Mariah Carey).

If p and not-p are indeterminate then "p or not-p" should also be indeterminate.

If an agent's effort of will was indeterminate, then it cannot be that in the actual world and in some other possible world she made exactly the same effort.

If the apparent properties of objects of perception are sometimes indeterminate, then the sense data involved would have to be metaphysically indeterminate — that is, they would have to actually lack definite characteristics.

The enrichment broth, after overnight incubation, was inoculated onto MRSA chromogenic medium if the results of direct plating were negative or indeterminate, then the same procedure as for direct plating was followed.

The reviewers will label each event as suicidal, nonsuicidal or indeterminate, and then give the data to federal drug regulators for statistical analysis.

If any higher vertebrates exhibit indeterminate growth then it may be the case that they to do not follow the traditionally accepted life-history assumptions either.

Stable lesions for one year or greater in patients without cancer are benign; if no prior examinations are available then indeterminate lesions in asymptomatic patients should be followed.

The canonical estrogen response element or ERE 5′-AGGTCA-3′ is followed by three bases of indeterminate sequence and then by the inverse sequence 5′-TGACCT-3′.

The 86 indeterminate samples were then tested by WB assay using antigens from a monkey foamy virus (originating from participant AG16, Figure 2, panel B); all were still indeterminate or negative.