The success of these approaches will eventually be evaluated by their impact on glycaemic control as this is the definitive determinant of long-term outcome of the disease.
The COP marker shows promise as a definitive, quantitative determinant of the immediate positive effect of both types of CPR regardless of the details of use.
To help close gaps in case-management quality, it is important to understand more fully the factors influencing health worker performance, but definitive evidence on determinants of health worker performance is lacking [ 19].
Hence, future studies with larger patient populations are needed to provide definitive evidence on the determinants of patients' worse motor performance, especially with respect to general motor tasks.
As epidemiologists and health policy-makers demand more definitive information about the determinants of the contemporary health transition, such expanded inquiry offers considerable promise for understanding health implications of migration and urbanization.
Not definitive, just definite.
Recently, the STEPS study focused on recruitment from different perspectives, and although they identified determinants, they did not have sufficiently definitive results to make strong recommendations [ 1].
Their initial expression takes place shortly after the establishment of the primitive streak, in the posterior-most part of the mouse embryo and is a determinant step for setting up the definitive Hox expression boundaries along the antero-posterior body axis.
This observation reiterates the necessity to evaluate all suspicious microcalcifications by tissue biopsy before definitive treatment, as imaging alone is not a sufficiently robust determinant of malignancy.
These results provide definitive proof that the conformation of adsorbed Fg is the critical determinant of platelet adhesion, not the amount of Fg adsorbed, with adsorption-induced unfolding potentially exposing two distinctly different types of platelet binding sites in Fg; one that induces platelet adhesion alone and one that induces both platelet adhesion and activation.
