Sentence examples for definitively only from inspiring English sources

The disease can be identified definitively only by putting blood smears under a microscope.

CTE can be diagnosed definitively only by postmortem autopsy, but various symptoms have been linked to the condition.

This statement, however, ignores Israel's attempts, in 2000 and 2008, to address all of these issues definitively only to be rebuffed by Palestinian leaders, including Mr. Abbas.

The serendipitous discovery, reported in tomorrow's issue of Nature, might lead to an easy and cheap diagnostic test for the so-called "prion" diseases--which at present can be diagnosed definitively only by examining a brain after death.

Remains of the only well-supported species are known definitively only from Belgium, though additional remains sometimes still attributed to I bernissartensis have been found in England.

Many infections are diagnosed definitively only at autopsy.

A beard distinguished us definitively, not only from women, but from other men who couldn't be relied on.

I said that there was a tremendous amount of talk about him these days in literary circles — that the critics seemed to be talking and writing definitively not only about the work he had done but about the work he was going to do.

Do will definitively confirm only the year of Bandi's birth, 1950.

But Mr. Louima has never been able to identify Mr. Schwarz definitively, saying only that the second officer was the driver of the patrol car that took him to the station.

As Gregory Treverton, who was a former vice-chair of the National Intelligence Council, writes in his book "Reshaping National Intelligence for an Age of Information:" Then the pressing questions that preoccupied intelligence were puzzles, ones that could, in principle, have been answered definitively if only the information had been available: How big was the Soviet economy?