Sentence examples for still indeterminate from inspiring English sources

The fate of mobile HTML5 is still indeterminate.

However, the structural elements required for this antagonist activity are still indeterminate.

An "imprecise" belief in Levi's terminology is an imperfectly introspected or elicited belief in mine, while an "indeterminate" belief is a (possibly) perfectly introspected belief that is still indeterminate or unspecific (or both).

Someone's diagnostic status may change in the course of life, as young children may not yet exhibit all the symptoms; at age 16, thirteen percent are still indeterminate, while at age 60 the vast majority (99%) have a definite diagnostic classification.

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.

Samples indeterminate on WB or OIC were repeated and if still indeterminate, underwent DNA PCR examination using Roche Amplicor DNA v1.5 on dry blood spots (DBS) at the Ethiopian Health and Nutrition Research Institute EHNRII) laboratory based in Addis Ababa, allowing diagnosis of subtypes A-D.

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.

Although KIT expression resulted to increase the diagnostic accuracy of 15% compared to the cytology alone, there were samples still remained indeterminate.

Because it's such a one as she who still occupies the indeterminate midlife zone where self-delusion flowers, forever young.

Nevertheless, gaps of indeterminate nucleotides were still present in the single scaffold from the paired end 454 Roche sequence reads, thus requiring further analysis to achieve a finished genome by employing an innovative hybrid strategy to achieve high quality genome assembly.

In the philosophical period, natural laws were discovered, but the world of human events was still held to be indeterminate, and thought was confused by the belief in essences, teleologies, and other unobservable forces.