Sentence examples for definitively possible from inspiring English sources

However, from data of this study it is not definitively possible to conclude that the long-acting octreotide is useful in preventing new episodes of the MBO, because patients were also treated with chemotherapy, which obviously influences the evolution of the MBO, and that new obstructive episodes were not reported clearly.

It is what Sunday journalism is here for, to answer as definitively as possible, the bigger questions.

Further studies are required to definitively determine possible polar effects.

Anyway, to definitively discard the possible role of p38MAPK signaling pathway we used pyridinyl imidazole SB203580, a compound known to inhibit the two main members of this MAPK subfamily p38α and p38β [26].

However, more studies are required to definitively exclude any possible causative relationship with survival.

A long-term randomized prospective study could definitively assess the possible role of this widely used drugs in NMIBC.

Even so, we cannot definitively exclude a possible effect due to the different plating densities and the resulting differences in vegetative generations at high and low relatedness.

The advantage of such methods, where they can be deployed, is that general findings can be obtained much more quickly and definitively than is possible with computational approaches.

Despite screening a wide range of microsatellites and SNPs with mean allele frequencies reported to be ≥40% in the Yoruba population, it was not possible definitively to identify a shared haplotype.

4) Given that the ELV motif of Vpu binds canonically to the sigma pocket, can the authors definitively rule out possible interactions between the BST2 CD -Vpu(CD) fusion construct and AP2?

Although it is still too soon to assess with certainty or to definitively rule out possible long-term effects, experimental as well as epidemiologic studies to date have not provided any solid indication in favor of the presence or absence of a mobile communication-related health problem (Cardis et al. 2007; Valberg et al. 2007).