Other investigators have also found lower publication rates for studies with negative results or indefinite conclusions.
End indefinite detention use for immigration cases.
Does indefinite detention ever end?
However, we recognise that it is not practical for the inquiry to continue for an indefinite period to wait for the conclusion of the police investigations.
Yamile Aldama, the 41-year-old Cuba-born triple jumper who won world indoor gold last year, has also left the programme, along with Phillips Idowu, whose removal was a foregone conclusion following his decision to take an indefinite break from athletics.
In conclusion, patients and clinicians choosing between limited and indefinite duration of anticoagulation after VTE deserve access to best estimates of effect derived from the complete current literature.
In conclusion, the present work explores issues that have been ignored, related to indefinite culturing of iPSCs and to the iPSC biology of aging.
But whereas Descartes had insisted only on the "indefinite" division of "merely some part of matter" (AT VIIIA.60/CSM 239) Leibniz pushes for a stronger conclusion.
As we know, the study of SPP on meta-material is mainly based on abstracted models by assuming the permittivity of the material as fixed indefinite tensors rather than functions of the specific physical structure [2], so that the conclusions are more concerned about the generality instead of pertinence.
Weightman's conclusions differ markedly, however, from those of other countries such as Germany, where an ethics panel has recommended shutting all plants by 2021, Italy, where new plant construction is on indefinite hold, and the United States, where the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has deemed it too early to make any firm conclusions.
As a result of the presence of nonstandard correlations, their quantity, and the true length of each of them are a priori unknown, we arrive at a conclusion that, in the general case, initial information can be not only fuzzy, but also contradictory and indefinite.
