Sentence examples for a definitive connection from inspiring English sources
They said they had not established a definitive connection between Mr. Ebel and the killing of Mr. Clements.
However, as the resolution of these numerical models begins to approach the material micro-scale, the associated discretization requires a definitive connection to the microstructure.
Nitschke criticised the broadening diagnoses of mental illness, and told the hearing there was no evidence of a definitive connection between suicidal feelings and an illness.
There is even a possibility that Quingnam and Pescadora are the same language but they were identified as separate tongues in early colonial Spanish writings, so a definitive connection has not yet been established.
Nitschke also criticised what he saw as a broadening definition of psychiatric illnesses in medicine, and said there was "no evidence" of a definitive connection between suicidal feelings and an illness.
Although previous studies suggest a significant role for vocal characteristics on real world behavior, prior to our work none has identified a definitive connection using identical phrases.
Some officials have hinted that they suspected the men had ties to Al Qaeda, but others have said that no evidence has emerged to show any definitive connection.
Two people have complained to the FDA that they got sick after eating pistachios, but health officials have not made any definitive connection to the nuts in question, Acheson said.
While there appears to be some correlation between oligomer distribution and disease pathology, the data extant do not make clear a definitive mechanistic connection [ 23].
Better food may make a hospital more comfortable, but there is no definitive connection between fresher, better tasting food and healthier patients.
Yet, Florida legislators have determined that if I would have scored well enough on a test I took almost 25 years ago that has no definitive connection to my students' education, I would deserve thousands of bonus dollars.
