Sentence examples for definitive count of from inspiring English sources
Getting a definitive count of the number of states with a safe-storage law is difficult, but The Times identified only 18, using information from the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence and researchers who have studied the laws.
There is no definitive count of how many of the rejected ballots were from members of the military; Democrats say it was less than half, Republicans say more than half, and local officials gave widely varying estimates from county to county.
There is no definitive count of the number of rum expressions in the world, but they are estimated to be at least several thousand.
The threshold for an epidemic is that it results in more than 7.2percentt of deaths, but so far there is no definitive count of the total caused by flu this year.
There might be a significance or pattern hidden in the number of faces and towers, but erosion and re-construction through the ages has made it impossible to get a definitive count of how many there originally were.
A semi-quantitative analysis of parasite burden in sheep brain tissue was done by magnetic capture real time PCR, to confirm that equal quantities of parasites were inoculated into each cat but no definitive count of cysts was performed.
There is no definitive count on the numbers of license-plate readers in the Washington area, but the boxy cameras have become common sights in the region.
We recently wrote about the insights shared by energy trends analyst Chris Namovicz of the U.S. Energy Information Administration EIAA), who spoke at our "Communicating Energy" lecture series recently, and his comments regarding the lack of a definitive count on fossil fuel subsidies in this country.
We recommended that the use of exit polling to call election results be ceased and that the networks wait for a definitive counting of votes.
While there is no definitive count, 35percentt of the total visitors to the Witches' Voice -- or close to 5,000 of them -- are under 18, said Mr. Jung, who tracks their ages.
"Nobody really knows how many people died because there was never a definitive count," said Ms. Hulser, curator of "The General Slocum and Little Germany," an exhibition opening at the Historical Society next Tuesday on the centennial.
