Sentence examples for definitively described from inspiring English sources
Dust definitively described by a master.
Finally, a limitation of our analysis is that the observed use of MTM cannot be definitively described as long-term adoption or temporary trials by the farmer.
Although a tungsten-containing xanthine dehydrogenase from bacteria has been found to contain tungsten-molydopterin and also non-protein bound selenium, a tungsten-selenium molybdopterin complex has not been definitively described.
M. ulcerans infection was first definitively described in 1948 (9 ).
No published results have definitively described MYOC promoter mutations as a cause of glaucoma.
To date, no study had definitively described the effects of dietary GLN on IT administration of acid and LPS induced-ALI in mice.
Ideally, a greater number of samples are required to definitively describe the clinical consequences of the P53-MDM interactions seen in LS tumours.
However, by focusing on measurable proximal environmental characteristics studies can more clearly and definitively describe the causal linkages that changes in the environment have on disease transmission.
Taken together, these data highlight the importance of the angiopoietin pathway in the development of fetal and newborn pulmonary hypertension, but do not definitively describe the relationship.
He worked, he said, from the premise that a person's sense of place is determined by what he hears as well as by what he sees, and his art argued that a place can be denoted and described as definitively by the sound that fills it up as by a set of walls.
The experiments described also definitively demonstrate metabolic routes to IPP (1) through the classical MVA pathway in previously overlooked organisms by including the kinetic characterization of IPKs, MDDs, MPDs, and PMKs taken from all three domains of life.
