Should studies establish definitively that correcting hearing loss decreases the potential for early-onset dementia, we might finally overcome the stigma of hearing loss.
After this evaluation period, the patients were considered either eligible for HELT if the contraindication was corrected or definitively not if the contraindications persisted.
Referendums settle matters definitively, right?
Prospective studies are definitively needed in which PPG is specifically corrected early in the course of the disease.
Studies that employ objective measures of UVR exposure, corrected for the simultaneous practice of multiple photoprotection methods, are needed to definitively assess the impact of melanoma genetic test reporting on UVR exposure (32, 33).
Fabi and Keating issued statements questioning whether OSHA had definitively identified the correct cause of the collapse.
Moreover, the essential function of Ess1 has never been definitively demonstrated; for example, some of the transcriptional defects have been shown to be nonessential because suppressors that rescued growth did not correct the specific transcription defect (Wu et al. 2003).
In multiple trials, she always attempted a mix of tapping and swiping to move between the pages, never definitively settling on swiping (which is the correct action for the said task).
"In under a second we will provide the information to the watch, then afterwards we will show a TV replay that will definitively prove what we showed the referee was correct.
As a conceptual theory for psychiatry, eclecticism is a model that views any theory or method as potentially correct, but no theory or method as definitively incorrect.
It's not a novel question, but if Gartner's predictions are correct, the answer could be leaning more definitively toward yes.
