Sentence examples for definitive examination of 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.
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.
Of course, her study was small, more of a pilot study of the nifty new, portable EEG technology than a definitive examination of the cognitive effects of seeing green.
It would be important to have a more definitive examination of this.
In the lunar case, the three-order-of-magnitude improvement in spatial resolution provided by Lunar Orbiter photographs over Earth-based telescopic photographs did not result in definitive examination and elimination of published hypotheses for the formation of sinuous rilles.
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.
In 1613 he wrote Vocabulario de la Lengua Tagala, which became the definitive outsider examination of Tagalog culture.
In this prospective cohort of breast cancer patients, discrepancy between "negative" frozen section analysis and the definitive pathology examination of SLNs was common, occurring in 17% of all patients and in almost half of the patients with lymph node metastases.
Despite a "negative" FS result, definitive pathology examination of the SLN will reveal metastases in a number of patients, inherent to the more extensive workup of lymph nodes by serial sectioning and immunohistochemical techniques.
