Sentence examples for definitively connected from inspiring English sources

American officials said the attacks, which occurred last month in a village near Aleppo and in the outskirts of Damascus, had not been definitively connected to Mr. Assad.

As Dr. Stout observed, it was public health, after all, that linked smoking, blood pressure and being overweight to heart attack risk, and that definitively connected auto fatalities to the failure to wear seat belts.

Gibbons says the genes Roche got in that deal weren't definitively connected to diseases.

So far nothing has been definitively connected to the event.

The disease was discovered in 1977, but the connection with FLCN was not elucidated until 2002, after kidney cancer, collapsed lungs, and pulmonary cysts were all definitively connected to BHD.

But Michael D. Turner, who until last year was director of the Commerce Department's enforcement office, said investigators uncovered evidence definitively connecting the two.

Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, said that PCBs are "persistent in our environment," and that air testing could not definitively connect PCBs to a specific source.

While the handwritten records did not definitively connect baseball players to drug use athletes were often referred to by nicknames MLB took the allegations seriously and purchased the records.

Investigators could not definitively connect the spent casing to the fatal projectile, and the only link that prosecutors could establish between the casing and the ammunition confiscated at Marilyn's apartment was the Mag Tech brand name.

This definitively connects the Facebook ad to the purchase.

Now, new research has found several rare genetic mutations on the same gene that definitively connect the two.