Sentence examples for can make definite from inspiring English sources

It still needs to be converted into a precise mathematical format so that it can make definite, quantitative predictions.

However, the reduced risk must be confirmed before clinicians can make definite recommendations to women at risk for breast cancer.

Only foods which "can make a definite and positive contribution to weight control or weight reduction" will be allowed to advertise as slimming aids.

Only histopathology can make a definite diagnosis of multiple myeloma.

Consequently, before one can make a definite diagnosis of AD, certain clinical symptoms as well as disease-specific pathology should be present.

The lack of precision in our effect estimate (indicated by our wide 95% CI) highlights the need for greater research in this area before we can make any definite conclusions on its potential clinical importance.

Although we can make no definite conclusions on the enzyme(s) involved, based on our findings of oxidative damage in the form of 4-HNE modified lysine and histadine residues in NAWM, it is likely that oxidative modifications of one or multiple enzymes in this pathway play roles in shuttling ceramide to the PE/PS pathway.

"Make definite assertions!" said Strunk, who loved the bold as much as he scorned the colorless.

We suspected VMD in these two cases, because when VMD progresses, the yellowish egg yolk-like lesions in VMD get absorbed spontaneously or form fluid, which can make it difficult to find definite lesions, and we observed atrophic lesions of the macula and continuous subretinal fluid.

Growing up with definite standards and definite ways of using beds can make it seem wrong to live with something different.

Those findings can make it hard to celebrate the wins, but there were definite wins.