Sentence examples similar to definitely denotes from inspiring English sources
The expert panel was asked to rate the potential QIs using a 9-point Likert scale (with 1 denoting "definitely not appropriate care" and 9 denoting "definitely appropriate care").
Fractures showing more than 25° of ERLF, which denotes an excursion definitely beyond the physiological range, formed the group of pathologic radio-carpal malalignment with an incidence of 17% in our series though it has been reported to vary from 8%to10.6%6% [ 4, 13].
From this study, we are not able to suggest a clear cut-off threshold to identify those individuals who will definitely develop breast cancer, but the measurement denotes statistical probability.
It was easy enough for a beginner – the chord patterns are clearly denoted on the screen – and I could definitely see it as an alternative to light up guitars like Fretlight and Gtar.
Nonetheless, the He ages definitely indicate that the last cooling events occurred at or after the apparent age; in other words, the ages denote the oldest limit of the last cooling events.
3.19pm BST First set: Bartoli* 5-4 Stephens (*denotes server): Bartoli definitely does a lot of squats: she gets down so low to hit her two-handed groundstrokes off both sides.
Definitely, definitely, definitely".
"Tactical" denotes human.
The light denotes sunset.
Photograph: DOMINIQUE FAGET/AFP/Getty Images 4.11pm BST First set: Djokovic* 4-3 Raonic (*denotes server): Raonic may have a big forehand, but his backhand is definitely vulnerable and Djokovic is targeting it in the rallies to get some cheap points.
