Sentence examples for also more definite from inspiring English sources

Also, more definite tests like IgM and IgG enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) are available in India.

In a parallel way, a meta-analysis with raw data from all relevant publications might also give more definite results in terms of the final potential impact of IMRT for either survival or acute oral mucositis.

Gniew is more controllable, and is therefore easier to suppress (note tłumić 'suppress' Verbs in the collocate table) when compared with złość (no suppress Verbs), and gniew also has a more definite reason (compare Adjectives for złość bezsilny 'powerless', bezrozumny 'unreasonable, irrational, unjustified' with gniew słuszny 'right, rational, justified').

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).

Lastly, in limited initial testing, we found the optimizer was also more likely to converge to a minimum (as indicated by a positive definite Hessian matrix) when using a χ2 objective function compared to least squares.

More definite determination of the mitochondrial free Zn2+ concentration should ideally also involve the experimental determination of the mitochondrial pH, as the Zn2+ affinities of these sensors are known to be strongly pH dependent in this regime.

Bit more definite – the man.

Smolin furnishes the more definite answer.

Later, Ms. Anderson said: "Teaching science is more definite.

Gradually the group developed a more definite style.

I am afraid I cannot be any more definite," he said.