Sentence examples for definite usefulness from inspiring English sources
However, results of our study at least would indicate the definite usefulness of IOI with BIG by ELSTs, particularly in those with difficult IVI conditions.
The operation has a definite field of usefulness, but, as Swett and others have indicated, it is not a panacea.
Moreover, a detailed cost-efficacy ratio analysis from these trials will permit to draw definite conclusions about the usefulness of serum tumour markers for a routine use.
These genes were shown to modify some components of disease resistance in rice, but definite evidence of their usefulness in rice plants is missing (DOC 57 kb) Supplemental Table 2 Rice genes that were not listed in Table 1.
However, for a definite conclusion on the usefulness of PCR for monitoring of schistosomiasis treatment the follow-up of a larger number of patients is required.
On the other hand, the non-numerous studies evaluating first attempts to use these methods in obstetrics and gynecology, mostly non-randomized and conducted in small populations, do not permit any definite conclusion regarding their usefulness, efficacy and cost-effectiveness.
A larger study is needed to arrive at a definite conclusion regarding the usefulness of massage therapy with or without stretching exercises offered during working hours for cardiac sonographers.
Not definitive, just definite.
Further work shall be required for acquisition of a large and thoroughly studied in vivo reference data set prior to any definite conclusions being drawn about the overall usefulness of OCT as a form of histo-diagnostic tool.
It would be safe to note that no definite inferences or conclusions could be made from our study on the usefulness of Alpha-fetoprotein and Des-gamma- carboxyprothrombin in identifying asymptomatic patients or patients on surveillance as none of the HCC patients presented early (with tumour sizes < 3 cm).
However, some experts in and out of government questioned the usefulness of the report, saying that it made general speculations without reaching any definite conclusions.
