Mitotic segregation has long been recognized to contribute to phenotypic variability that may explain the isolated muscle defects in these patients, although we concede that definitive exclusion of CNS involvement cannot be definitively made based on current evaluations.
But the connection was never definitively made.
Percutaneous biopsy definitively made the diagnosis in only one out of the five cases.
The clamour signifies a growing acceptance that Higuaín has definitively made the leap from sub-elite to truly world class.
As for a potential federal prosecution in this case, it is my understanding that no decision in that regard has been definitively made by the federal authorities.
Now they have definitively made the decision to leave, and the house, which has a renovated kitchen, has been listed at $574,900.
Haneke is however also suggesting that Germany's 20th-century wars are merely a continuation of this sickness on a bigger scale, though the link can never be clearly, definitively made.
"I don't think we can at all definitively make that statement that all of the sudden there's some cause to all of these that are occurring right now," said Dr. Ron Faller, the interim director of the Midwest Roadside Safety Facility.
In 1992, the Democrats' choice of Mr Clinton suggested that the left had definitively made its peace with business, enterprise and even free trade, thus signing its own death-warrant.
Hendrik E. Sadi Yonkers, Dec. 7, 2007 To the Editor: Re "Faith vs. the Faithless," by David Brooks (column, Dec. 7): I do not believe that Mitt Romney should be put in the position by himself or anyone else to definitively make the argument for the role of religion in American history and life in the 21st century.
