Sentence examples for definitively acquired from inspiring English sources
"Nothing can be definitively acquired; everything must be done all over again every day".
It is easy to understand how such knowledge, once it has been definitively acquired by an individual, in so far as it was linked to 'critical' scripts for the preservation of the parent company's competitive advantage, may, ceteris paribus, represent the starting point for the success of the spin-off.
Moreover, a postural attitude is never acquired definitively even in quiet stance.
Although the range of cancer development in this model spans 10 to 24 weeks of age, and most female mice must be sacrificed at this time due to increased tumor burden in the mammary glands, additional time points should be acquired to definitively assess in situ cancer progression.
In 2012 the museum announced that a painting it had acquired in 1974 had been definitively established as a van Gogh through the use of X-ray technology and archival research.
But while the companies have definitively struck an agreement for Miso to be acquired, there's still a lot that's up in the air.
Future studies of prospectively acquired primary tumors are now required to definitively address the clinical significance of PROM1 expression and its relationship to drug-resistant CD133+ cells in ESFT.
(Acquired by the museum in 1913, it was only recently definitively attributed to the Old Master).
We are yet unable, therefore, to delineate definitively the time-points in the primate lineage at which Abpa and Abpbg genes acquired deleterious mutations.
