Sentence examples for definitive advances from inspiring English sources

Although neither a worm nor a fly can ever truly develop IBD or NEC in the same manner as a human, research using these biological systems has resulted in definitive advances in our understanding of intestinal inflammation in humans.

The definitive advance, however, came forty years later, when the classification was revised by a committee headed by the French statistician and demographer Jacques Bertillon.

With so many players working for similar goals, it is impossible to assign definitive credit for advances, or blame for failures.

Despite these advances, definitive tests demonstrating that gene expression facilitates population persistence are lacking.

American officials avoided definitive comment in advance of President Clinton's arrival in Moscow on Tuesday, for fear of appearing to take sides in what promises to be a delicate negotiation among factions in Moscow over the next several days.

It is important to follow rational guidelines, like those of Capanna and Mirels, in order to prevent pathological fractures and to give the patient a definitive treatment, as the advances in the management of cancer prolong the survival of these patients.

This study investigated whether maintenance temozolomide (TMZ) after definitive therapy for locally advanced non small-cell lunon small-celllungcancerdecrease the iNSCLCncould brain metastasis (BM).

ESCO Technologies announced that Southern California Gas, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy has selected Aclara RF Systems Inc. and its STAR Network for negotiation of a definitive agreement for SoCalGas' Advanced Metering Infrastructure project.

Kogălniceanu praised Bălcescu's manifestos and activism in favor of the peasantry, indicating that they formed a precedent for his own accomplishments, while deploring the Wallachian uprising's failure to advance a definitive land reform.

Cetuximab has also been tested in association with radiation as definitive treatment for locoregionally advanced SCCHN.

Not definitive, just definite.