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The canvass allows parties to identify their supporters, their opponents, and also undecided voters, who might be swayed in an election.
Three per cent (4/153) were undecided, and 6% (10/153) would not be willing to be tested while incarcerated.
What causes such variability is still undecided and has been a recurrent topic in research on bilingual language acquisition in adults.
They place more options in the unsure or undecided category.
Second, those who are undecided would be permitted to do as they always have: allow family members to decide.
Unfortunately, the two lines in the statement above are still undecided.
Undecided about his career, he felt the need of practical experience in a hospital.
In general, reactions of the present sample towards personal options for prospective methods were either positive or undecided.
He was undecided on the issue of animal cruelty and understood how it divided friends.
Also, we do not make the proportion of undecided people explicit as our interest is in determining the support for the different parties.
Tactically, they appear to have remained undecided about the precise role of the large canoe.
Whether the current system should be modified to increase wages and improve working conditions for residents is an undecided question.
The undecided responses of twelve individuals were also excluded.
As expected, approval of contraceptive use was higher among respondents who desired no more children as compared to those who wanted more or were undecided.
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