Sentence examples for at definitive from inspiring English sources

Christianity therefore began to make, through its councils and creeds, theologians and scholars, some attempts at definitive descriptions of what it is to be human.

Time and again in this play, which opened on Sunday night at the Golden Theater, people pick up manuscripts that they've never seen before and, before you can say Evelyn Wood, arrive at definitive pronouncements on the contents therein.

In April 1917 he averted a potentially revolutionary situation when he promised land reform and the right to vote to an assemblage of Romanian peasant troops, but he failed to arrive at definitive solutions for either the agrarian problem or the shortcomings of democracy in the postwar years.

The superparamagnetic behavior of magnetic nanoparticles was determined with a Mossbauer spectrophotometer at definitive temperatures.

To preoperatively determine candidates at definitive risk of postoperative delirium (POD), we identified relevant factors in patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans who underwent bypass surgery.

Residual disease (RD) at definitive resection of incidental gallbladder cancer (IGBCA) influences outcome, but its clinical relevance with respect to anatomic site is incompletely characterized.

The median and lateral anlagen migrate and then fuse, at E13.5 at the definitive pretracheal position.

These pneumoblasts later differentiate to definitive AT-I and AT-II cells in the canalicular stage [ 11, 12, 28].

A correlation was observed between the decrease in CD31 and the decrease in VEGF-A expression, both at day 14 (P<0.0001) and at the definitive surgery (P<0.0001).

All cases of underdiagnosis in Group_A were negative at the FS but were diagnosed as BOTs at the definitive histology.

But he said it could take a month or two to arrive at a definitive answer.