Sentence examples for definitively need from inspiring English sources

"We definitively need to test plausible diets, within the context of what is available and consumed in the U.S., that could lower the risk of heart disease," said Alice H. Lichtenstein, a professor of nutrition science and policy at Tufts University and the lead author of the American Heart Association's dietary guidelines.

I'm not suggesting that we should never compliment someone on being attractive -- I am not in a position to say what people definitively need or don't need.

Additional attempts, aimed at better clarify the role of ENPP1 as a pathogenic factor predisposing to insulin resistance-related abnormalities and type 2 diabetes, are definitively needed.

Prospective studies are definitively needed in which PPG is specifically corrected early in the course of the disease.

This definitively needs to be further studied since superior therapeutic efficacy and effectiveness may be reached during these programs when compared to inpatient stroke rehabilitation.

Thus, predicting mortality in diabetic patients is definitively needed in order to target aggressive prevention strategies to very high-risk patients.

Apart from the easy to understand differences between the fresh water turtle, the hibernating frog and man, there is one major difference: the first two species are able to 'conform' to oxygen deprivation, whereas man definitively needs oxygen to 'regulate' his whole life [ 28].

This figure could well be offset by the potential to improve overall uptake of the immunoprophylaxis programme for RhD negative women carrying an RHD positive baby, as counselling and follow-up could be targeted at these women to try to improve anti-RhD immunoglobulin uptake when it is definitively needed.

(Although scientists still have a long way to go before they can say, definitively, who needs what exercise, based on genetic and other differences).

In our era of political polarization and congressional stagnation, it's been ages since top Republicans and Democrats in Washington could agree on anything more definitively than the need to keep Trump out of the White House.

Again, to establish this more definitively, we would need longitudinal evidence.