To this day, I still do not know definitively if the agreement is conditioned on clearance by CFIUS.
It took several years of deteriorating health -- and changes in her face as her skin began to tighten and harden -- before doctors could definitively diagnose her condition.
The defense in this case presents a general conundrum: Can a patchwork of mental conditions definitively cause an individual to be unable to conform his behavior to the requirements of the law?
Ms. Friedman, who continued performing in public until the end of her life, had been ill for the past two decades with a chronic, often debilitating and never definitively diagnosed neurological condition.
The emergency room physicians were unable to diagnose her condition definitively, but admitted her for hydration and observation.
Because our doctors couldn't identify definitively whether the condition of our fetus was fatal, we didn't have the option of having the termination done in a hospital.
Criteria now exist to definitively diagnose the condition, with the clinical assessment of the patient's fluid status forming a key part (Table 1).
When the nature of injury was described as toxic effects, non-viral conjunctivitis, any respiratory condition not definitively attributable to infections or genetic conditions, and any disorders of the skin not definitively attributable to infections, the claims were included as potentially resulting from NRL glove use.
Although the health problems of 9/11 first responders have not been definitively linked to environmental conditions immediately after the destruction of the World Trade Center, common sense suggests that such a connection exists.
Although risk of ovarian pregnancy is thought to be increased by history of endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease or by the use of assisted reproductive technologies or an intrauterine device (IUD), none of these factors has been shown definitively to cause the condition.
More importantly, gastric bypass patients with type II diabetes mellitus are rapidly and definitively cured of this condition [ 96].
