So far the observations are consistent with it being Einstein's constant, but not definitive; more precise measurements, many of which can only be done from space, are needed.
However, a definitive and precise role of mucins, the main secreted product of goblet cells, in host defense in intestinal nematode infection remains to be elucidated.
However, the MiniLab® cannot be relied on unequivocally for drug quality monitoring systems and to obtain definitive results, precise analytical methods such as HPLC and dissolution are required.
Therefore, the MiniLab® cannot be relied upon unequivocally for drug quality monitoring, and for definitive results precise analytical methods such as HPLC and dissolution testing need to be utilized.
It is to be expected that with larger, more definitive studies, more precise information about the role of R72P and MDM2-309 in disease outcome will be forthcoming.
In fact, Figure 4(a) indicates that using an FiO2 of ~8% [ 56] would be definitive, but the precise FiO2 "threshold" at which the stimulation of breathing first occurs appears never to have been deliberately measured with modern measurement and statistical analysis techniques.
2 Neither side, however, can point to a definitive interpretation of the precise point of state law at issue.
That 9% should not be considered a precise or definitive statistic, because, as King and Baatartogtokh acknowledge, some of the industry experts they consulted may be mistaken.
One will search the history books in vain for a definitive instance where the precise kinds of interventions proposed by gene drives the extinction of a species, the introduction of a new gene into an ecosystem definitively harmed anyone, much less killed us all.
Therefore, founders should have a precise and definitive list of the VCs they would like to participate in their round.
