Among 76 patients with a "suspicious" FNA, FS was reasonably accurate (sensitivity 67%, specificity 100%, accuracy 89%), but was deferred in 50% of cases.
He carefully considered the idea four years earlier but had deferred in favor of the more conventional politician, Rep. Jack Kemp (R-NY).
But, as pointed out by Ben Smith, the president had promised to do this upon taking office, but the cut was deferred in his budget to 2014.
Consequently, regulatory safeguards established in the 1960s and 1970s are now known to be inadequate, but improvements have been deferred in light of scientific uncertainties.
Aid offers are not deferred in such cases, but those who defer are considered again for aid along with all new applicants.
Treatment may therefore be deferred in asymptomatic patients but will require surveillance (watchful waiting).
CAIRO — A military court on Saturday convicted an Egyptian journalist of entering a military zone without authorization and sentenced him to six months in prison, but deferred his sentence indefinitely, a mixed decision in a closely watched test of news media freedom under the new government.
The dACC BOLD signal correlated positively with value when participants made commitments in rule-out blocks (t(19) = 7.87, p < 0.000001) or deferred in rule-in blocks (t(19) = 4.57, p < 0.0002), but did not diverge from zero when participants committed in rule-in blocks (accept, p = 0.12) or deferred in rule-out blocks (failed to reject, p = 0.09).
I'd been rejected for early decision, then deferred in the spring.
In recent months, projects have been canceled or deferred in Australia, Canada and Saudi Arabia.
