Sentence examples for definitive mention from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the first definitive mention of Mars's southern polar ice cap was by the Italian astronomer Giovanni Domenico Cassini, in 1666.

We also got something close to a definitive (not to mention beautifully evocative) answer from interwar: When I was working in an antiquarian bookshop in Cecil Court years ago, a man brought in a box of books he'd been lugging up and down Charing Cross Road.

Reviewer #1: Figure 1 suggests that endogenous Aven can be methylated by endogenous PRMT1 on several arginines in the N-terminal RGG/RG domain, though a few definitive controls as mentioned below are missing.

These peaks were compatible with those of linseed oil, sandarac, colophony and shellac resin, but the identification must not be considered as definitive for the previously mentioned possible overlapping of the peaks.

Not definitive, just definite.

Although the present results could not be considered as definitive due to the limitations mentioned, they could provide useful information for clinicians and decision makers.

The original watercolour of the cabinet design of 1898 is in the Hunterian Art Gallery and is also mentioned in the definitive book on Mackintosh by Roger Billcliffe, where it is described as "not known if executed".

Aniruddha Guha of Daily News and Analysis said that Padukone "delivers the best of her four performances so far" and Nikhat Kazmi of The Times of India mentioned her as "definitive and strong".

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In the absence of a definitive text or study as York mentions, we need more personal testimonies like Alexander's to build the case against Cheney and those who tortured and abused detainees.

As already mentioned, there is no definitive answer yet as to whether a care pathway is more effective than usual care.