0 past simple and past participle of withhold
Judgment should be withheld, not because patients are never accountable, but because clinicians and other healthcare providers are supposed to be partners, not critics.
Check whether the network's mean square error on a withheld subset of examples remains about the same (or even drops) and re-start training.
Cases demonstrate, however, that recognition of a husband's marital privilege was acknowledged or withheld on racial terms and in conjunction with congressional naturalization laws.
During test, infants listened on alternate trials to previously withheld grammatical items and ungrammatical items with incorrect gender markings on previously heard stems.
Only under rare circumstances should findings be withheld, and then only to the extent required to reasonably protect against dangerous misuse.
Sometimes the whole speech is withheld, on other occasions it is written but not spoken.
This mechanism was allowed in the latter decree but on the basis that the withheld amount was one-seventh of that interest.
Antibiotic treatment is not withheld until an alternative diagnosis is confirmed.
