Sentence examples for indeterminate use from inspiring English sources

There were families who had cleared out all their junk and spilled it in front of their cars: a vase, a radiator, old shoes, wooden bowls, lidless teapots, broken furniture, mysterious plastic objects of indeterminate use.

The optical density (OD) of each test was read using a 450 nm filter with a 620 nm reference filter using ELISA plate reader, and the results were interpreted as positive, negative or indeterminate using QFTGIT analysis software developed by the company (QFTGIT, Cellestis Ltd., Carnegie, Australia).

Further, while the accuracy of self-reporting in administered questionnaires is indeterminate, the use of experienced and well-trained interviewers plus careful design and administration of the data collection tool aimed to minimise the possibility of social acceptability bias in responses.

The high prevalence of anergy using the TST and the low prevalence of indeterminate results using QFTGIT could contribute to the disagreement between the two tests.

Despite the potential for indeterminate results using the Novagnost assay, we found the test of practical use, especially considering the time-saving convenience of its ready-to-use reagents and their long stability.

Twitter — any artifact of indeterminate purpose.

This paper proposes a new level I damage identification method for short span statically indeterminate bridges using the information provided by a Bridge Weigh-in-Motion system.

If the diagnosis of athlete's heart still remains indeterminate after using all the abovementioned criteria, it may be confirmed by regression of the structural changes following a period of deconditioning.

At this time, the size of the load shared by the t11-t21 pand and the t12-t22 pair can be solved as a statically indeterminate problem using a model as shown in the right diagram.

This paper presents tests on beech LVL concrete slab composite connections and externally indeterminate beams using connectors comprising fully threaded (FT), small-headed screws or partially threaded (PT), large-headed screws in X-formation.

Good governance is an indeterminate term used in the international development literature to describe how public institutions conduct public affairs and manage their resources.