If it had been, if a definite prosecution were undertaken, we would have that narrowed context in which to relate the State's demand for exposure.
The high negative predictive value and moderate positive predictive value may enable use of the scoring system as a quick decision-making tool for a physician to undertake a definite diagnostic testing for significant RAS.
Not definitive, just definite.
Ideas predict that the undertaking of a definite line of conduct in specified conditions will produce a determinate result.
The first argument the Court met as follows: The act of Congress in providing for the trial before military tribunals of offenses against the law of war is sufficiently definite, although Congress has not undertaken to codify or mark the precise boundaries of the law of war, or to enumerate or define by statute all the acts which that law condemns.
Studies were also undertaken on 104 patients with definite or probable ALS (66 males, 38 females, aged 25 80 years, mean age: 58 years) as defined according to the revised El Escorial criteria (Brooks et al., 2000).
"There is nothing easy about it, either logistically or emotionally, and it is not undertaken lightly, but there is a definite sense of relief when you can end that suffering humanely".
Clerical review of additional information is undertaken for records that fall between definite matches and non-definite matches [ 20].
Clerical checking of additional information is undertaken for possible matches that fall between definite matches and non-definite matches.
Mr Hammond told the BBC that he could not "put a definite timetable on it but certainly the training mission we are undertaking I would expect to last a matter of months".
"At this stage, we do not have a definite diagnosis as to what is causing either of these problems, but we are undertaking a very thorough investigation," Dr. Powell said.
