Sentence examples for definite existence from inspiring English sources

Until now, the definite existence and possible extent of these effects is not fully established and the fundamental mechanisms of the interaction between RF EMF exposure and biological matter, in particular the brain, are not understood.

In this study, we used only Japanese patients with definite diagnosis for the existence of bone metastasis.

Although Mr. McCallum has since claimed to have been misinterpreted, Don Drummond, chief economist at the Toronto-Dominion Bank, confirmed in subsequent press reports the existence of "definite inconsistencies" in the Liberals' figures.

This work establishes the existence of definite subregions, localized within the Cu territory, that bear the neurochemical and histological features of sensory nuclei committed to the neurotransmission of protopathic stimuli, including pain.

Several conditions for the existence of positive definite solutions and some iterations to find maximal positive definite solutions for these equations were discussed.

Not definitive, just definite.

Thus if a definite description semantically presupposes the existence of a suitable referent, then it follows that speakers using definites will pragmatically presuppose the existence of such referents.

From these facts it is not possible to infer the existence of a definite belief in souls; it is also not possible to determine the advent of such concepts from archaeological evidence.

The following theorem provides the necessary condition for the existence of positive definite solutions of (1.1).

The following theorem provides the sufficient condition for the existence of positive definite solutions of (1.1).

We derive the necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of positive definite solutions.