Sentence examples for to indistinct from inspiring English sources

His 1878 classification included 47 species, reduced to 38 by 1888, Currently these subgenera are not widely used due to indistinct boundaries of some of the divisions.

Likewise, the prevalence of low perceived stress owing to indistinct organisation and conflicts was as high as 90%.

It is notable that the prevalence of high perceived stress owing to individual demands and commitment was higher than for perceived stress owing to indistinct organisation and conflicts.

Ten percent of the group reported high perceived stress owing to indistinct organisation and conflicts, and 25% high perceived stress owing to individual demands and commitment.

Ten percent of the entire group reported high perceived stress owing to indistinct organisation and conflicts and 25% high perceived stress owing to individual demands and commitment.

These were grouped into two categories of perceived stress owing to work characteristics: perceived stress owing to indistinct organisation and conflicts (7 questions) and perceived stress owing to individual demands and commitment (7 questions).

There are therefore two possible explanations for the presence of sacculated colon within dorsal sites – this may relate to the indistinct sacculations which start to reappear through the right dorsal colon.

Mr. Theyskens may have wanted loose dresses and tops in mauve and lilac-gray silk to look indistinct, his rough jackets and blousons to seem worn and unprecious.

There's little to get a fix on, a problem extended to the indistinct, mellifluous synth-pop of "Shine"; not a Take That cover, though it might as well be.

As some of the lesser-known tracks tended to the indistinct, the sprightly harmonies of Catch the Sun came as welcome relief to the patient crowd who finally got the chance to jump around.

John D. Hall's lighting, elsewhere ideal, allows too much movement to be indistinct.