Sentence examples for definitive time from inspiring English sources

Surely, this is a truly definitive time in the story of modern culture.

But Mr. Guttenberg gave no definitive time frame for a decision Monday.

Mr. Marchionne has said he wants an agreement in principle within 30 days, but Mr. Guttenberg gave no definitive time frame for a decision on Monday.

Franklin Gutierrez of the Mariners has a pectoral injury, and though we don't have a definitive time frame for his return, he'll open the year on the disabled list.

Therefore, nanoclays control the biodegradation of different polymers in a definitive time frame.

With low ECMO blood flows, it was not enough for PaCO2 to reach the equilibrium and, therefore, definitive time to equilibrium for such situation remains unknown.

"With concussion there's no definitive time-scale for a full recovery.

The reality of how science works is in sharp contrast to the way most Americans seem to see it--perhaps as definitive, time-limited, and based on speculation or assertion.

Arms in which randomisation is continued to the final stage of the trial are compared against the control on a definitive time-to-event outcome measure.

Twelve of the 30 confirmed cases had definitive times of exposure to live poultry and/or live poultry market, nine of whom had single exposure time points (incubation period: 1 14 days, median: 7 days) and three had continual exposure time points before onset (incubation period: 1 7 days in two cases, 4 7 days in one case).

The osteotomy is relatively easy to perform, cost effective, provides stability and often is definitive one-time surgery.