Sentence examples for a more definite answer from inspiring English sources
Surely, more studies will follow and hopefully provide a more definite answer as to what is safe for patients with cardiovascular diseases.
However, in order to get a more definite answer on the impact of initial and target haemoglobin levels on survival outcomes, analysis in a larger dataset using appropriate statistical methods for time-dependent information would be essential.
A more definite answer to this question needs a survey of the full repertoire of DEG/ENaCs in Hydra to establish whether all DEG/ENaCs in Hydra are peptide-gated channels.
The ongoing HPS-2-HRIVE trial examines ER-niacin/laropiprant on-top of statin therapy in secondary prevention, has included already more than 25,000 patients and will therefore provide a more definite answer on the effects of ER-niacin/laropiprant therapy on cardiovascular outcome (NCT00461630).
From an industry perspective, which was confirmed by some regulators, the limited exposure of regulators to these M&S approaches and the limited experience with regard to evaluating the results hinder a more definite answer from regulators regarding what is expected from industry and give rise to variable responses for the modeling parts in submissions.
Smolin furnishes the more definite answer.
Several studies using CGM indicated the association between GV measured by CGM and microvascular complication [ 10, 11, 38] and future lager study could provide more definite answers.
The pair of limbs that came first, and also many details about their embryonic development are awaiting more definite answers (Hell 2005, and references therein).
Interventional studies could provide more definite answers, but it remains practically difficult to address this topic via interventional studies, and we have to rely on follow-up cohorts to provide the answers.
So now we can face a more definite future, one filled with promise - but only if citizens will answer the call and re-engage in their government and their communities.
Gradually the group developed a more definite style.
