Sentence examples for indeterminate timing from inspiring English sources

However, NGAL is not well validated in adult critical care practice because of indeterminate timing of injury.

For comparisons within the cohort only the first birth recorded in the dataset was included for each woman, and antepartum stillbirths and stillbirths of indeterminate timing were excluded.

We also excluded antepartum stillbirths or stillbirths of indeterminate timing (n=216) on the basis that we could not establish whether preterm delivery was induced as a result of the death of the fetus or vice versa.

Noble Conflict is set in an indeterminate time.

Remain in postdoc for an indeterminate time.

He's leaving for an indeterminate amount of time.

Whether or not a booger was actually on her finger when she stuck it into her mouth is completely indeterminate from the video, but the timing would have to be really coincidental if she were just doing a routine finger-lick.

A universal model is emerging for the timing and placement of determinate and indeterminate growth through a balance of FT-like and TFL1-like gene activities, and it is now clear that the domestication of many wild exotics into crops with desired growth habits resulted from selection of altered FT/TFL1 balances.

The CENTRORADIALIS/TERMINAL FLOWER 1/SELF-PRUNING (CETS) gene family shares homology to phosphatidylethanolamine binding protein (PEBP) genes and is prominent in controlling the timing and location of the developmental transition from indeterminate to determinate growth, with different family members balancing the activities of others through antagonistic functions.

Other potential factors that could contribute to indeterminate results, but were not specifically evaluated by this study, include the timing of therapy for C. difficile in relation to testing and the presence of PCR interfering substances in stool.

Age of diagnosis for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes was examined within the three different timing categories of maternal and paternal diabetes diagnosis (before or after the child's birth or indeterminate).