Sentence examples for Definitive knowledge from inspiring English sources

Definitive knowledge of the embryonic secretome can assist in the selection of the best embryo and help clinics to move towards single embryo transfers without any impact on the success rates.

But in the Bryant case, definitive knowledge tilted the other way.

Although there is still a lack of definitive knowledge regarding the complete interactions of folic acid, homocysteine, and neuroprotection in the brain, research is ongoing.

Dr Magness said that nobody can claim definitive knowledge of Lincoln's views, especially on a topic as complex as race relations.

He is now 47, and is attempting to restore his sex life with his wife (who has suspicions but no definitive knowledge of the affair).

To be sure, the resulting Summa theologiae (1265 or 1266 73), which Aquinas himself chose to leave incomplete, was a magnificent intellectual structure; but it was never intended to be a closed system of definitive knowledge.

However, to add to the definitive knowledge-base, a multi-centred randomised controlled trial, utilising biochemical verification, with the smoking cessation advice delivered by trained dental hygienists, would be required to be undertaken.

They and their psychiatrists don't have the luxury of waiting for definitive scientific knowledge.

General Caldwell said it took many weeks of painstaking exploitation of intelligence, until Wednesday night they had "definitive, unquestionable" knowledge of Mr. Zarqawi's location for the first time.

In any case, all these psychic predictions mean the information below should probably be considered a definitive source of knowledge for how the upcoming game will turn out.

However, to the best of our knowledge, definitive evidence that internal thioesters in complement proteins deliver an intermolecular bond with a pathogen target is lacking, and it is not clear if target binding is specific or non-specific.