William Strunk and E. B. White, in their famous book The Elements of Style, suggest, in rule 16 (one of the "Elementary Principles of Composition") that a writer ought to always "use definite, specific, concrete, language".
It is thus plausible that, unless a definite and specific massive international intervention occurs, a meaningful introduction of HPV vaccines worldwide will take decades.
16.Use Definite, Specific, Concrete Language.
Instead, follow the advice of the Strunk and White classic, The Elements of Style: "Use definite, specific, concrete language". To accomplish this you must diligently delete meaningless words and phrases from your speech, a task easier said than done due to their pervasiveness.
There are no definite specific laboratory markers for LCH.
These results demonstrated a definite region-specific expression of MTA1 in human excurrent duct system.
Industrial work, he reckons, teaches discipline, because you have to follow a definite process, meet specific goals, work in teams, and respect your colleagues' time.
To say they are empty does not mean they are a blank for that would be a definite something, a specific exclusion of all determinate content, which is, ipso facto, itself a determinate content.
There were several drugs used for anaesthesia both in our case and other case reports (Table 1) and a definite connection between specific drugs and the emergence of acute TTC symptoms is not known.
Patients were excluded if data collection was impossible (for example because of a severe hearing or language impairment), if they had a short life expectancy, if they were awaiting nursing home admission, or in case of a definite indication for specific memory clinic follow-up (for example having been diagnosed with a rare dementia).
It does not have a definite geological definition nor a specific chemical formula, and its seams do not always have discrete boundaries.
