However, as I understand my Brother STEWART's opinion concurring in the result, he would read all such limitations into the content of the Due Process Clause and limit the application of harmless-error rules with respect to constitutional errors to an undefined category of instances.
Women with undefined menopausal status (for instance due to continuous use of hormonal treatments, or hysterectomy with no additional information on oophorectomy) were considered in the premenopausal group up to 42 years of age, and in the postmenopausal one after 58.
"Islamofascism," for instance, goes largely undefined.
By construction of the ISCO-based measure, for instance, overeducation is undefined for high-skill positions.
(For instance, if the truth value of \(X\) is undefined, the same is the case for \(\lnot X\).) This still leaves formulas to deal with.
In all the other instances, galectin-3-positive focal undefined lesions or unequivocal thyroid microcarcinomas were specifically microdissected.
inFusion has the worst accuracy, with an average of 0% for recall and undefined precision, since it did not detect any instance of God Class in any version of the system.
Additional bioinformatics analysing tools will help in evaluating protein reciprocal biochemical and immunochemical relationships by showing for instance the clustering behaviour of previously undefined structure.
The instances located between the extremes are labelled as undefined or neutral depending on the event.
A possible third convention, as discussed by Jackson [ 8], would be to refrain from giving a confidence interval in such instances and instead conclude that the interval is undefined.
There were, for instance, two women, now old, whom Levi loved in some undefined way in his later years, and who became his confidantes.
