Sentence examples for definitive observations from inspiring English sources

The more definitive observations were made three years ago by two orbiting X-ray telescopes, NASA's Chandra and the European XMM-Newton satellites.

Or as Dr. Stone remarked, Voyager 1 "will be surfing along the termination shock for some time," and then Voyager 2, with more working scientific instruments, may get to make more definitive observations.

Immediately after a symposium session on mesotron instability reached a consensus that more definitive observations were needed, Rossi and Compton began to plan an experiment.

Although the amino acid mutations are within the same gene, some within the same region and could perform the same function, our ability to make more definitive observations regarding phenotype genotype correlation await the identification of other patients carrying the same or similar recurrent mutations.

In a paper published online today in Science Express, Kepler researchers announce the first definitive observation of such transit time variations in planets called Kepler-9b and 9c.

While no definitive observation of in vivo porcine endogenous retrovirus (PERV) transmission in humans has been reported, the in vitro ability of PERV to infect human cells and the observation of PERV transmission to immunodeficient mice suggest a need for ultra-sensitive techniques to monitor porcine xenograft recipients and contacts for possible PERV transmission.

Today things are back to normal (or unfortunately, the new "abnormal) and what we thought we understood about the reality of climate change on March 31, is still the case on April 2. As a result, the iconic graphics from around the world that show even a small piece of the vast, definitive observation evidence of ongoing climate change remain unchanged.

However, some control stainings and quantifications were lacking in the manuscript, making it difficult to ascertain how definitive these observations were.

Although not definitive, the observation suggests the cosmic rays emanate from a distinct source near our galaxy and not from sources spread all over the universe.

Though not definitive, this observation is indicative that convergence was reached for all values of K tested.

This is a useful indication of duck preferences for water depth, but not a definitive measure because observations of bathing behaviour suggested that pools of different depths were used in different ways (30 cm pools were more suitable for swimming, but more dabbling was performed in the 10 cm pools than in deeper pools) and because not all groups of ducks made the same choices.