Sentence examples for completely definitive from inspiring English sources

While no dividing line is completely definitive, a generally useful guide is the irregular line marking the northernmost limit of the stands of trees.

Though completely definitive, the 1939 version is lacking in a great many details, most notably the arguments showing that if L is built inside L itself, the same L results; that is to say, the so-called absoluteness arguments are missing.

But because he did not say something completely definitive, like "If I ever hear about this stupid coin again I will straight-up murder someone right here in this briefing room," advocates of minting the coin (i.e., six people on Twitter) got super excited about it.

Methods to detect selection provide insight into putative regions under selection as an exploratory test, but would not be completely definitive [ 19, 20].

Although not completely definitive, the relationships between these sequences would suggest that the 3 blocks of 3 repeat units on chromosome 8 have resulted from the duplication of one of these blocks rather than the tandem duplication of individual sequences.

Even though our FISH results were not completely definitive, they provided the first preliminary experimental evidence to evaluate the two available bovine genome assemblies, especially in the duplicated regions which are difficult or challenging to assemble.

Beware of all definitives.

There is a use of words like "fully," "completely," "exclusive" and "definitive" that cry out for further explanation.

"Anyone claiming to be definitive or completely comprehensive is either not telling the truth or has effectively FOIA'd [Freedom of Information Act requested] 18,000 state and local police departments for the data," Rich said.

In detail, the five variants are relatively common in the racial group investigated and are selected just to sound our theory not considering this fact as definitive and completely exhaustive.

Not definitive, just definite.