But even setting aside unpredictable variations, Dr. Bluestein said, the new chart he helped create is "still not the definitive answer". For instance, "What's the influence of the sun?" That is very hard to incorporate, he said, because it depends on the time of day and latitude and longitude.
Just how the Americans reached such a definitive conclusion — whether, for instance, they were able to positively establish his identity through fingerprints or some other means — is unknown.
In the Kass and Raftery (1995) scale, this provides some positive support for the full-migration model, but should not be considered definitive, as discussed for instance in Clarke and Middleton (2008).
Although the possibility of interspecific homeology of NOR-bearing chromosomes is rather unlikely, definitive proof based, for instance, on the approach described by Milhomem et al. [ 103] is missing.
Additionally, the use of a retrospective design does not necessarily allow for definitive conclusions about predicting instances of future driving problems.
Not definitive, just definite.
Elon Musk, for instance, has a definitive goal of launching a mission to Mars by 2020.
IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO ASSUME... that Doris, (or Dick), can't claim with any more definitive authority that Lincoln, for instance, didn't sleep with men than s/he can claim the reverse.
Among these, settling such questions as whether there can and should be norms, practices, and agendas that are definitive of philosophizing identified as instances of "Africana" philosophy.
The following options were provided 1) the need to know basic neuro-anatomy, 2) having a complex clinical examination, 3) having a large number of complex and rare diagnosis, 4) having a reputation of being difficult, 5) being poorly taught, 6) not having enough teaching time, 7) not having a definitive curative treatment in most instances and 8) being a complex subject.
