Sentence examples for definitive examination from inspiring English sources

India will be a definitive examination of his credentials to be in the side as the long term first choice spinner in helpful conditions.

A forger is most likely to succeed with a mediocre piece in the middle price range because such a piece probably will never be subjected to definitive examination.

His experience there formed the basis of his first major work, Indian Currency and Finance (1913), a definitive examination of pre-World War I Indian finance and currency.

"It's a very complicated situation, and it's becoming increasingly repressive, so we want to try to do a definitive examination of repression and the legal challenges there".

Along with a look at winemaking history and drinking habits today, the book offers a definitive examination of the leading Israeli producers and their wines.

And after all, it would take a couple weeks before a definitive examination would show whether she had been born with three copies of all or most of the genes on the 21st chromosome, instead of the usual two.

5 Almost every baby with clinical features suggesting Down's syndrome, as well as any antenatal diagnostic sample from a pregnancy suspected to have Down's syndrome, receives a cytogenetic examination, since the definitive test for the syndrome is detection of an extra chromosome 21 (trisomy 21).

Europe could remain shackled to fossil fuel imports if it fails to develop its natural resources in the form of renewable energy, the IEA found in its World Energy Outlook, the definitive annual examination of the world's energy sources.

Later, a definitive histopathologic examination revealed a benign schwannoma.

Gram-staining may provide results after 45 min but definitive microbiological examination takes about 48 h.

On immunohistochemistry, the tumor was positive for S-100 (Figure 4D), and a definitive histopathologic examination revealed a benign schwannoma.