Higher cut-off values rendered indeterminate rates at par with the QFT-TB (data not shown).
When the number of deaths within a sub-group was zero and CMR, standard error and risk ratios were rendered indeterminate, we set the number of deaths at 0.5 to allow inclusion of these groups in comparative analyses.
Nevertheless, the stigma of punishment can go too far, in effect rendering sentences indeterminate.
These might easily reverse the outcome or, at least, render the conclusions indeterminate.LOUIS WINNICKFund for the City of New YorkNew YorkSIR You write that Germany's ban on Sunday retailing explains why people throng to flea markets on that day.
A negative response against this mitogen in the context of negative responses against the M. tuberculosis-specific antigens renders the IGRA indeterminate.
These tactics attempt to render objective truth from inherently indeterminate and value-laden terms and are often referred to as 'legal fictions'.
(For these analyses, family history was not entered as a predictor, as a simple chi-square analysis confirmed that it was not related to any of the outcomes. In addition, for most of the outcome measures, there was a cell with a zero entry, which renders the estimate of B indeterminate).
As the decade went on, that subject matter increasingly tended toward generative organic structures: bulbs and seeds, hivelike or branching shapes typically rendered in oils and set in indeterminate compositional spaces like stylized botanical illustrations.
As argued above, there are multiple mechanisms linking spousal alternatives to divorce, rendering the effect of this variable theoretically indeterminate.
The two IP-10 tests had a perfect agreement (60/60, k=1.00, p<0.0001) rendering 2 positive, 56 negative and 2 indeterminate (see table 2).
