Sentence examples for definitive papers from inspiring English sources

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

In definitive papers, Jhou and colleagues (Jhou et al. 2009a, b) showed that this structure is GABAergic, receives dense projections from the LHb, and projects strongly to the VTA and substantia nigra compacta (SNC).

Yet within a very few years, as more evidence accumulated, Russell changed his mind and wrote the definitive paper that persuaded astronomers of the high hydrogen abundance that characterizes our universe.

In 1843, at age 27, she had come to understand it well enough to publish the definitive paper explaining the device and drawing the crucial distinction between this new thing and existing calculators.

Proof of such a claim will be very hard to come by ― absent some secret email where Rice admits to engineering this caper for electoral purposes, or some leaker with a definitive paper trail, it's something that can never really be proven.

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

Although this case report is hardly the definitive paper on Pneumocephalus after epidural analgesia, it certainly offers guidance and raises awareness on its incidence.

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].

The criteria were taken from the definitive paper on aspirin challenge 10 and were as follows: Increased symptoms [see Fig. 1 recorded by VAS, plus either 25% or greater decrease in the nasal airway (represented by a reduction of cross-sectional area: Amin or volume 0 12 cm)] as assessed by acoustic rhinometry or a 40% decrease in nasal inspiratory peak flow.

Studies showing sexual transmission of viruses have followed this definitive paper, echoing the common view that caging infected and uninfected mice results in virus transmission by mating by the male-to-female (Jones et al., 2012; Okada et al., 1998) and female-to-male (François et al., 2013) routes.

For a more definitive report, Mr. Baquet said, it was "sometime before the 20th" before the paper was ready to go with it.