Sentence examples for definitive scene from inspiring English sources

As described before, it is the definitive scene, where maintenance of stemness, precise positioning of cells, nephron induction, and initial development of nephrons are controlled.

Ben Wall, lead promoter at Sunderland's Independent [Live], gives his definitive answer: The scene is the product of the people who are active in the area where the scene exists.

The remaining number of patients received definitive treatment at scene, i.e., were treated and left on place or sent home (36.2 % in PS vs. 35.1%% in TS) or were transported by other means or refused to be transported to the hospital.

The remaining (53.1 %) were patients who received definitive care at scene (36%%, the same in both groups), transported by private means or refused to be transported to the hospitals (10.5 %, the same in both groups), those in whom EMS crews did not find any injuries or they could not be found due to wrong addresses (6.6 %, the same in both groups).

Begin with a definitive or interesting scene.

Not definitive, just definite.

These three artists were the catalysts for a new ceramic scene and a definitive shift in the way ceramics were understood.

The scenes are terse, definitive, heartbreaking.

Photographs of these scenes become the definitive works.

His first book, Blues: The British Connection (1986), was informed by his firsthand experience of the scene and remains the definitive guide to the genre.

Mr. McNeil wrote, with Gillian McCain, "Please Kill Me," the 1996 oral history that has come to be regarded as the definitive record of the New York punk scene.