Sentence examples for definitive connection from inspiring English sources

They said they had not established a definitive connection between Mr. Ebel and the killing of Mr. Clements.

Some officials have hinted that they suspected the men had ties to Al Qaeda, but others have said that no evidence has emerged to show any definitive connection.

Nitschke criticised the broadening diagnoses of mental illness, and told the hearing there was no evidence of a definitive connection between suicidal feelings and an illness.

Better food may make a hospital more comfortable, but there is no definitive connection between fresher, better tasting food and healthier patients.

Nitschke also criticised what he saw as a broadening definition of psychiatric illnesses in medicine, and said there was "no evidence" of a definitive connection between suicidal feelings and an illness.

However, as the resolution of these numerical models begins to approach the material micro-scale, the associated discretization requires a definitive connection to the microstructure.

The indictment paints the men as operating a terrorist cell, though no definitive connections to Al Qaeda are revealed.

In breast cancer, these studies observed correlations of Bcl-2 and Mcl-1 with differing clinical end points while making no definitive connections between prognosis and Bcl-xL protein levels.

While there appears to be some correlation between oligomer distribution and disease pathology, the data extant do not make clear a definitive mechanistic connection [ 23].

Third, this study is a cross-sectional survey research which by nature does not allow the ability to detect changing variables over time or to make definitive causal connections.

Where the ACS does address chemicals linked to cancer risk, they consistently equivocate, emphasizing that there are no absolute or definitive causal connections to cancer.