"Is this the definitive moment?
Similarly, we have the notion of a generalized consequence relation in which suitably two-sided versions of the conditions definitive of consequence relations are given, which can be found in Shoesmith and Smiley (1978), Chapter 2, for example (under the name 'multiple-conclusion consequence relation').
We're not trying to be forceful, but we're trying to be very factual and definitive about the consequences of their decision, and we hope that they will come down," Sheriff Pelle said.
The conditions given earlier for C's being a closure operation can be recast as conditions definitive of a consequence relation, conditions we do not give explicitly here.
This study, however, does not provide a definitive evaluation of the consequences of reimbursement criteria nor does it compare and contrast systems.
The final hosts of parasites are usually humans (the hosts in which the parasite attains reproductive maturity) and they gain entry to the definitive host as a consequence of developmental changes which normally occur before the organism arrives at its preferred site and attains reproductive maturity.
We therefore concluded that only in vivo studies with DBP/MBP could be viewed as being definitive and, as a consequence, we turned to the marmoset to investigate whether DBP/MBP could suppress steroidogenesis by fetal-like Leydig cells in a primate.
Not definitive, just definite.
"It's going to be a few years before we're able to say something definitive about the short-run consequences," Kilmer, the RAND expert, said.
