The phrase "a undefined" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an undefined" because "undefined" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "In mathematics, we often encounter an undefined value when dividing by zero."
Alternatives: "an indeterminate" or "a vague".
The overall case-fatality ratio for appendectomy was higher compared with the NP group (0.41% versus 0.12%, p < 0.05), and the diagnostic accuracy was similar between LIP and NP groups (97.06% versus 96.37%, respectively, p < 0.05).> -wrap-foot> a"Undefined" indicates that information regarding sex is missing.
The Bubb report, which the government commissioned to calm fears of privatisation, proposed that the delicate balance between choice and planning should be settled by bureaucrats working up a "model" under a undefined "mandate" to be set out by the health secretary of the day.
The fingerprint of a undefined field is the wildcard itself.
For example, a tuple 〈JISA,2017,SBC〉 combines/matches with the template 〈JISA,∗,∗〉 (' ∗' denotes a undefined field, called wildcard).
For example, template 〈JISA-Journal,2011,∗〉 matches any tuple with three fields in which JISA-Journal and 2011 are the values of the first and second fields, respectively (the wild-card, represents a undefined field).
Curiously, Rv3377c and Rv3378c encode proteins implicated in the production of a compound (tuberculosinol) with a undefined function, never documented in bacteria [ 41].
The offerings include a tango, a piece about an undefined crime, a love duet, a futuristic ritual and a vignette about Kalamazoo.
If the Ith event of a sequence has an undefined magnitude, the average of (J−1) events is used, excluding the event of undefined magnitude.
Finally Cand9 had a hit against an undefined small ncRNA deposited in the smiRNAdb database.
Note: Pretty much the same procedure can be used when rotating an object by an undefined angle.
For example, the schema will tell whether a CML document contains a misspelled element name or an undefined attribute.
