The definitive achievement in viral identification is specificity at the strain level.
Yet, both producers are not in this to make any definitive promises, achievements, or emulation claims.
No competition is definitive: rather than achievement, the judges can only evaluate a given singer's performance on a given day.
Interestingly, in about 10% of cases, tumour shrinkage was so massive that no viable tumour cells were found at definitive pathology; the achievement of a pathological complete response (pCR) was associated with a prolonged disease-free and overall survival (Fisher et al, 1998; Kuerer et al, 1999; Pierga et al, 2000).
Not definitive, just definite.
It neatly divided modern medical achievements into "12 definitive moments": from the discoveries of penicillin and cortisone through to the birth of intensive care, hip replacements and test-tube babies.
It's a potent debut, and the weight of its achievement feels properly definitive, like something the band has steadily been working toward.
The idea that a research organization's conclusions regarding student achievement can be definitive in the absence of national, longitudinal data is folly.
The achievement of this definitive biography is that it enables the reader to look at the whole man, to judge and to forgive, to experience, severally, frustration, bafflement and finally understanding of a master of light comedy who, as Waugh pointed out, gave us escapist literature so that we might free ourselves from the hideous prison of the century in which we found ourselves.
Since the quality of patient goals and action plans is related to their achievement [ 9, 10], definitive evaluation of the relationship between goal-setting and diabetes outcomes (goal-attainment) cannot be accomplished without a valid measure of the quality of goals and action plans that result from collaborative goal-setting.
