Sentence examples for indeterminate whether from inspiring English sources

One cannot infer the existence of an individual who is indeterminately identical to Sue from the fact that it is indeterminate whether Sue (or rather Morgan) is Harry's best friend.

Analogously, one cannot infer the existence of an individual that is indeterminately identical to the mended ship from the fact that it is indeterminate whether Theseus II is the mended ship.[29] The prima facie problem with this response is that there do not seem to be multiple objects such that it's indeterminate which one 'Theseus II' picks out.

Consider Everest and some precisely defined hunk of rock, ice and snow, Rock, of which it is indeterminate whether its boundaries coincide with those of Everest.

The term "building" is vague in a way that makes it indeterminate whether it applies to the whole structure or just to the two halls.

This lets us keep the intuition that it is indeterminate whether these outlying water droplets are members of the cloud without accepting that there are millions of clouds.

From this perspective, it didn't make sense to talk about it being vague or indeterminate whether a particular droplet was part of a particular cloud.

The action failed on the judge's interpretation of an administration law, believing evidence to be indeterminate regarding whether council had made an appropriate investigation into the "nuisance".

Since, however, these two kinds may appear similar, those who are unable to perceive their difference conceive as one and the same thing indeterminate being, whether it is taken in the first or in the second meaning, that is, whether it is proper to God or to the general concept of being.

The root cause for indeterminate samples, whether early seroconversion, genetic variation of the infecting virus or cross-reactivity due to different infections, warrants further investigation.

A questionnaire was devised and contained the following questions: age of patient; their principal diagnosis (Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, or indeterminate colitis); whether they have ever required surgery for complications and if so how many procedures they had undergone.

It is worth considering whether indeterminate results should be routinely reported by the microbiology laboratory, or whether this information could be used to improve performance characteristics of the Xpert® C. difficile assay.