Sentence examples for definitively recorded from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the species was definitively recorded there on the basis of two bats caught in the far southwest of the country in 2009.

Best of all, Carl and Bob Russell penned "Crazy He Calls Me," a lovely, jazzy number definitively recorded by Billie Holiday, beautifully covered by such stalwarts as Linda Ronstadt, Tony Bennett, Sam Cooke and Dinah Washington and recently featured in the Tony Winning Audra MacDonald Broadway vehicle Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill.

Hybridization has yet to be definitively recorded, let alone studied, among socially polyandrous birds.

Official estimates for migration focus on movements of people in and out of the UK - and national statistics only definitively record the population and where it comes from every 10 years at the national census.

History does not definitively record who first thought it a necessary part of their review to lick one, but someone did.

Major comments: 1) Despite the authors' reference to other work, the results would be substantially strengthened by at least one example of simultaneously recorded respiration, definitively showing that theta in this system under these conditions is independent of respiration.

The type of the recorded neuron was, however, definitively determined only after staining and reconstruction (as described above).

Our study relied on cross sectional data and therefore could not definitively establish causality, although the results recorded across countries were consistent.

He performed and recorded with them often, most definitively on "In Their Own Sweet Way" (Telarc, 1997).

Still, his release of partial transcripts from recorded interviews with Richer has not definitively affirmed his reporting.

If an injury was suspected based on the emergency department logbook documentation, but not definitively identified in the medical record, then it was recorded as no injury.