Sentence examples for definitively achieved from inspiring English sources
Practically all that is definitively achieved are the cliched stills – the period-perfect heroine with her 70s shampoo-ad hair and cheesecloth top, sniffing a flower as twilight falls; the generic figure standing menacingly in the fog.
Of course, the distinction between driver events and biological neutral passenger changes is difficult to achieve definitively.
For example, many students believe that theories can simply be "read off" from the world, that scientific claims can be definitively proved, and that theories have not yet achieved the privileged status of facts or laws.
Although the molecular mechanism is not definitively clarified, the prevention of the NFκB activation process was likely achieved through both Rottlerin inhibition of protein kinases [ 7, 8] and Rottlerin free radicals scavenging activity [ 9].
While the aims of PRISMA are to reduce the risk of flawed reporting of systematic reviews and improve the clarity and transparency in how reviews are conducted, we have little data to state more definitively whether this "intervention" will achieve its intended goal.
EPA's own press release states, less definitively, that the final standards will "achieve significant public health protections through reductions in toxic air emissions, including mercury and soot, but cut the cost of implementation by about 50percentt from an earlier proposal issued last year".
That's the only way to achieve debt sustainability in Greece definitively.
The moment has come for energetic engagement by the U.S. and the European Union to help Bosnia achieve that normalcy and move definitively toward membership in NATO and the EU.
The doses that are required to achieve a therapeutic effect are not definitively determined and represent another issue that needs to be addressed.
The difficulty of stating definitively which aspects of a component (content, frequency, delivery mode) are crucial to achieve the intended outcomes has already been highlighted [ 17]. "Some initial consensus on how to define a component is needed.
