CV mortality is problematic because terminal events are often CV even if another disease (e.g., cancer) is responsible, whereas sudden death is often indeterminate though usually counted as CV in the absence of other information.
Other species are often referred to as indeterminate layers because, in the absence of a suitable stimulus, they continue to produce eggs.
Elective indications include small localized RCCs which are often detected incidentally or indeterminate cystic lesions considered to have malignant potential.
For example, original intentions and understandings are often very unclear, if not largely indeterminate, leaving the interpreter with the need to appeal to other factors.[22] Sometimes the only things upon which joint authors can agree are the words actually chosen.
Thus in the case of literature, there are many places of indeterminacy at the level of character and plot — unlike in the case of real people, it is often simply indeterminate what a literary character had for breakfast, how far she sat back from the table, what the table was made of, etc.
As a consequence, indeterminate-sentenced prisoners maintaining innocence are often faced with the so-called parole deal, where they are unable to achieve parole unless they undertake offence-behaviour courses that require the admission of guilt as a prerequisite.
These tactics attempt to render objective truth from inherently indeterminate and value-laden terms and are often referred to as 'legal fictions'.
Indeterminate results have been an issue of concern, and are often reported in IGRA studies.
Persons with an indeterminate Western blot who are at low risk for HIV infection, including most pregnant women in the United States, are often uninfected [8].
