Sentence examples for definitively estimate from inspiring English sources

Further studies are necessary to definitively estimate the value of these genes for prognostic marker to be introduced in WT clinical routine.

Though there is ample anecdotal evidence that many women suffer from recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis, Sobel's publications do not purport to definitively estimate the proportion of the population comprised of these women.

Unfortunately, the authors only reported lactatemia, and not pH, so the severity of lactic acidosis cannot be definitively estimated.

However, fitting the year effect manually, i.e. using ordinary least squares estimation (OLSE) vs. fitting it as a fixed effect in the GP stage, i.e. using generalised least squares estimation (GLSE) can definitively yield a more precise estimate.

If the deal definitively falls apart, Volkmann estimates United Rentals' stock will probably trade in the low $20 range.

In both of these methods, the number of cells that undergo a mutation during their lifetime (we will refer to these as definitively mutated cells) is estimated.

Due to limitations in the analysis of ACIR data, doses entered as 'other vaccine' are unable to be definitively included in coverage estimates from the ACIR, thus reducing reported coverage.

While these sequence diversity estimates do not definitively preclude post insertion mutations, they are consistent with independent retrotransposition events by unique RNA templates.

We definitively do not recommend PT to estimate plasma concentration of apixaban.

The majority of linked and unlinked pairs were clearly separated by phylogenetic relationships, genetic distance, and Bayesian posterior probability estimates, allowing adjudicators to definitively classify transmission linkage for 98% (148/151) of putative transmission events.

For the reasons stated above, this study cannot definitively confirm that existing lifetime prevalence estimates are too low.