Sentence examples for definite level from inspiring English sources

Because our database did not contain information about clinical signs and symptoms, we included only cases meeting the clinical case definition of definite (level I of diagnostic certainty) intussusception according to surgical, radiological, or autopsy criteria [ 8], and excluded all other cases coded as intussusception in the database.

"There's a definite level of betrayal, of 'You done us wrong by marginalizing us.' " Mr. Clinton, who agreed to be interviewed for this article on the condition that he not be asked questions about the presidential campaign or politics in general, said he did not expect the hard feelings to linger.

The loss of strength remained insignificant under a definite level but became steep beyond this level and, especially for replacement ratio higher than 60% in the present study.

Furthermore, Prescod-Weinstein is tentative about being openly gay in the black scientific community where "there is a definite level of homophobia and, by and large, it has been allowed to dominate the setting".

There seems to be a definite level of suppression, with various combinations of activators/inhibitors/neutral substances (absence of chemical).

Here, we restricted the definite level of diagnosis to cases for which there is a pathological examination of dorsal root ganglia which is at present the only way to demonstrate neuron degeneration (Griffin et al., 1990; Colli et al., 2008).

Most of the remaining common variants are thought to probably be contained amongst the most strongly associated SNPs, however, even if they have not yet achieved definite levels of association.

If for some cases the expected radiation hazard will be higher than some definite dangerous level, on-line special Alerts will be send.

At the definite need level the number of cases was small so was the agreement (6%).

Then consumers are presented with a price to see if they are willing to pay a certain amount for a definite safety level and, after responding yes or no, they are then presented with a second price bid, higher or lower than the first price.

For him, these transitions involve a "de-Darwinizing" of the lower-level entities such that "an initial collective has come to engage in definite high-level reproduction, and this has involved the curtailing of independent evolution at the lower level" (2009, 124).