Sentence examples for this is indeterminate from inspiring English sources

However, whether bcl-2, as a protector from apoptosis, shows an inverse relationship to this is indeterminate, with conflicting results (Nakasu et al, 1994; Krishna et al, 1995; Weller et al, 1995).

The length of this imprisonment is indeterminate but unlikely to be less than ten years.

This characterization is indeterminate and problematic in several ways.

This idea is indeterminate, however, since nobody can know "what he really wishes and wills" and thus what would make him completely happy (4:418).

This is because the relevant idea is universal full self-ownership (i.e., every agent being a full self-owner), and this notion is indeterminate with respect to enforcement rights (as well as compensation rights).

But the probability that we would find this history is indeterminate.

We previously showed that an UNC-40 variant, UNC-40 (A1056V) can induce the asymmetrical localization of UNC-40 in HSN even in the absence of UNC-6 and that the direction of the asymmetric localization in this case is indeterminate (Xu et al., 2009).

How this money is used is indeterminate: some portion covers orphanage overhead, some offsets the facilitator's expenses and much of it, I.N.S. investigators say, is raw profit.

With smaller lesions in which morphology is indeterminate, this evaluation of CA kinetics becomes increasingly important in diagnosis.

This is not the child's future adult self, which as we have seen is indeterminate, but this child made into an adult version of itself.

Thus, the date of a second implant "is indeterminate at this point," and even if it was imminent "we could not discuss it because our policy is not to disclose the time and location of an implant" for up to 30 days after it occurs, said Dr. Edward E. Berger, a spokesman for Abiomed.