Sentence examples for definite use of from inspiring English sources

The first definite use of artillery in the region was against the Ottoman siege of Constantinople, in 1396, forcing the Ottomans to withdraw.

The first definite use of artillery in the region was against the Ottoman siege of Constantinople in 1396, as the attackers did not yet have any gunpowder of their own.

The knowledge that patients carry additional deleterious cancer-predisposing mutations would be of definite use for counseling and then screening of the patient's family members.

It provides an introductory workflow for common techniques and would be of definite use to educators wanting to bring synthetic biology into the classroom or for motivated undergraduate students with the desire to start their own iGEM team.

Although it has been documented that closely related species cannot be distinguished solely on the basis of 16S rRNA gene, but exploring the internal features of this gene can be of definite use.

Exclusion criteria were: no clinically definite phenotype, use of other immune modulation than interferon beta 1a or 1b, occurrence of a relapse <6 weeks before blood collection, recent start (<1/2 year) of vitamin D supplementation.

The additive genetic (co variance matrices were bent to be positive definite using the method of Hayes and Hill (1981).

Hiller, too, is a kind of conceptualist; she makes definite but subversive use of the movement's methods.

After the comprehensive and definite validation, future use of the biomarkers would complement CT in lung cancer screening for the early detection of lung cancer.

240 of April 5, 2004, amended Section 7 of law 460/1997, stating that the National Board of Health can permit in definite cases the use of PGD in association with artificial fertilization.

Our results for thyroid cancer were in line with a pooled risk analysis which, based on 13 studies, observed no definite association between use of exogenous hormones and thyroid cancer (La Vecchia et al., 1999).