Sentence examples similar to definitive reappearance from inspiring English sources

Not definitive, just definite.

At General Griff's reappearance, a definite reaction set.

The primary outcome measure was reappearance of definite psychotic symptoms.

Relapse-free survival was defined as the time to first reappearance of tumor at any site after definitive treatment, whereas breast cancer-specific survival was defined as time from primary surgical excision to breast cancer-related death.

Kaplan Meier survival curves were calculated using tumour recurrence (defined as the first reappearance of a tumour at any site following definitive treatment) as the endpoint.

She's relieved that he's gone — except, in a coup de théâtre that is the movie's best-realized inspiration, Winfried is still around, and what occurs with his reappearance is both the crux of the film and its moment of nearly definitive collapse.

In our experience some patients may refer a transient or definitive relief of pain after severe TBI, although generally a good cognitive recovery is followed by reappearance of pre-existing headache.

And his reappearance sparked bedlam.

His reappearance has not quieted the rumors.

Has the reappearance of disputes diminished?

Her reappearance is cause for celebration.