An indefinite subject of an intransitive verb or an indefinite object were marked with the ablative case (*-ta), but a definite object took the accusative marker (*-m) and other subject situations were unmarked (nominative).
The remaining 20.2% of cases had indefinite core biopsy results, including those with atypical, suspicious or nonrepresentative cores, all of which required further investigation.
In situ, indefinite or doubtful cases were excluded and each multiple primary cancer was recorded as an additional case.
The committee said Australia's policy of mandatory – and in some cases indefinite – detention of asylum seekers was unlawful.
The timing of her decision aligned closely with a renewed push in the House to impose explicit limits on the government's power to use indefinite detention in cases that arise on domestic soil.
Gen. Jeff Sessions, since fired by Trump, personally issued a decision that placed limits on the ability of immigration judges to use a practice known as administrative closure, which allows judges to put cases on indefinite hold, and which, in immigration cases, can be a tool for delaying deportation orders.
Although Mezei, like the present cases, involves indefinite detention, it differs from the present cases in a critical respect.
Core biopsy was required due to indefinite cytology in 126 cases comprising 35 cases with inadequate cytology, 69 with atypical cytology, and 22 with suspicious cytology.
Finally, we provide extensions to the case of indefinite damping.
We present an analogue of Uhlhorn's version of Wigner's theorem on symmetry transformations for the case of indefinite inner product spaces.
The telecom employee said that apps for YouTube or Facebook in new models of phones could bypass his company's firewall and that in any case, an indefinite block was unlikely because the local telecom companies would lose revenue.
