Sentence examples for been defined with certainty from inspiring English sources
Once the diagnosis has been defined with certainty, secondary forms of TCH must be managed through treatment of the underlying brain disorder.
Although HEV RNA from genotypes 3 and 4 has been systematically found in pigs, boars, and deer, it has not yet been defined with certainty which genotypes circulate within other species.
Therefore, variables selection does play an important role in the degree in which the variables are connected.Although our primary phenotypic network analysis was based on undirected edges, we also created a phenotypic network using directed edges where they could be defined with certainty.
For epidemiological purposes H1N1 cases are defined (with ascending degrees of certainty) as "suspected," "probable," or "laboratory confirmed" and the initial 2009 H1N1 case definitions emphasized contact with other known cases [ 48].
You can ignore the elongated lengths, since there are many alternatives and hemlines are no longer defined with certainty.
This epidemic has been defined by its unpredictability and its geographic spread; we cannot say with any certainty when it will be over.
Each attribute had 2 to 7 levels; all were defined to be present with certainty (i.e. no risks involved).
She's defined by monomania, absolute certainty, her willingness to confront superiors.
But all we do know with certainty is that what "adulthood" means and how it is defined will completely change with our generation.
The extent of the assembly's powers should be defined "to give us greater legal certainty" so the institution can legislate "effectively and with confidence".
