Sentence examples for definitive paper for from inspiring English sources

Studies that were published multiple times were included only once, using the most definitive paper for the trial.

However, it would take 8 years for a definitive paper to demonstrate that this antibiotic was responsible for hypoplasia and staining of the enamel of primary and secondary teeth [ 16].

This was the definitive paper (and the first) on the origin and geology of Crater Lake.

A related question - is there a definitive paper on modeling compartmental branching explicitly (i.e. without a 3/2 power rule or other such simplification), including equations for calculating axial current, and perhaps some discussion of relations to morphology?

Finally, after five years, we published some definitive papers showing that we could reconstitute a process like protein traffic.

"Ben is very good at making decisions — none of this waiting for the definitive academic paper before acting," said Geithner, who last week was reported to have been selected as Treasury Secretary by President-elect Barack Obama.

The British Sociological Association's quality criteria [ 36] were used to generate a definitive set of 21 papers for the final synthesis.

Though perhaps not definitive, the paper paints a damning picture.

In order not to exclude potentially eligible studies, we had to scan a very large number of papers for which the abstracts did not allow a definitive decision to be made.

Four years later, Segal published a paper (Segal 1947a) that served to complete the work of Gelfand and Neumark by specifying the definitive procedure for constructing concrete (Hilbert space) representations of an abstract C*-algebra.

In their recent paper, Robert Poulin and Clément Lagrue aimed to quantify both asexual amplification in intermediate hosts and trophic transmission to definitive hosts for helminth parasites with complex life cycles (Poulin and Lagrue 2015).