Sentence examples for definitive means from inspiring English sources

The concept of truth, throughout, is unstable; with no definitive means of interpreting certain Chinese characters and their tenses, Iona's translations often rely on assumption.

As a result, there is no definitive means to evaluate Astrolabe's use for cloud monitoring.

Although these criteria are specific, they lack sensitivity and have never been validated, in part because there is no single definitive means of making the diagnosis [39].

The been-here/come-here divide, rather than being a definitive means for characterizing stakeholders or predicting their behavior or perspectives, serves as a heuristic for understanding the starting places of certain actors.

Despite the obvious usefulness of studies using human twins, they do not present a definitive means of separating genetic from environmental influences due to the frequent confounding influence of close social and familial contact.

The only definitive means of diagnosing DFNA2-associated hearing impairment is molecular genetic testing.

Annual differences of the Y component at MBO (a) and of the Z component at KOU (b), from definitive monthly means (blue dots) and quasi-definitive monthly means (red dots).

We next tested secular variation candidate models for 2010 2015 against annual differences of (a) definitive monthly means in 2007 and 2008 at 86 observatories, and (b) quasi-definitive monthly means from January to October 2009 at nine observatories where this new type of data was produced.

His opponents, meanwhile, say the definitive conviction means Berlusconi's eviction from parliament is a legal requirement.

To make a definitive decision means to cut out all other possibilities.

The identified signature proteins and RGCs also provide novel and definitive molecular means for circumscribing a number of taxonomic groups within Campylobacterales (ε-proteobacteria) and for identifying species belonging to these groups.