Sentence examples for definitive assumption from inspiring English sources

Despite that the number of analyzed samples (n values) does not permit a definitive assumption as far as diagnosis is concerned the statistical analyses showed glycophenotype alterations according to the cutaneous tumors.

We cannot make definitive assumptions regarding possible outcomes with treatment, particularly the 23 in the larger visual core group (as their baseline core volumes were still much higher than the treated target mismatch group).

In the absence of definitive evidence, therefore, our assumption seems more likely.

In the final analysis the point of view thereby remained definitive that the fundamental assumptions of the reality of salvation and redemption are to be retained and not sacrificed to the concern of a rational monotheism.

To determine sample size of a definitive trial the following assumptions have been made: i) 33% of stillbirths occur after 36 weeks gestation [ 28]; ii) the risk of stillbirth after RFM is three-times greater than the background risk; iii) 20% of pregnancies with RFM end in poor pregnancy outcome.

Although this reduces the correlation between stages compared to the calculation given in the appendix where all patients with a missing intermediate outcome are also assumed to have a missing definitive outcome, these different assumptions will indicate the robustness of the calculation of the overall type I error rate and power.

Not definitive, just definite.

Our definition of a benign lesion, which is no growth and no serum-CEA increase after 1 year, however, is a mere assumption and not definitive proof that the lesion is truly benign.

Yet the corpus of presented studies cannot be considered a definitive empirical test of the assumptions of the script theory of guidance.

A common error in medicine is the assumption that tests provide definitive answers.

Indeed, many conclusions found in publications are based on indirect assumption rather than on definitive proof.