Scott Baugh, once declaring he would never run against his friend and role model, waited until the last hour of the last day to file against Rohrabacher, proving definitively that opportunism sometimes has no limits.
19 21 It has the advantage of avoiding radiation entirely and is sometimes definitively diagnostic: identifying the presence, size, and location of a kidney stone that is causing symptoms.
That research — like all large-scale studies of human illnesses — sometimes cannot definitively say that chemicals in drinking water were the sole cause of disease.
Almost every day now, public health officials have to retool, at times subtly and sometimes quite definitively, the way they are surveying, diagnosing and managing cases of anthrax.
Finally, because of the small size of miRNAs and the challenges of achieving uniform hybridization conditions across an entire miRNA microarray, there is potential for cross-hybridization of miRNAs that are highly related in sequence, making it sometimes impossible to definitively distinguish between miRNAs differing by one or two nucleotides.
"Sometimes you can answer things definitively within a character, within a moment.
Yet we see Olympic committees struggling over the science of these issues, sometimes finding it challenging to definitively answer: which athletes are which gender?
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.
Sometimes these test results are not able to definitively confirm or exclude the diagnosis, leaving the clinician uncertain about the merits of advising treatment.
I can't think of anyone who has heard this committed and exceptional performance to think that this symphony doesn't belong rightly and definitively in the core Bruckner symphonic canon (pace Bruckner's own, sometimes questionable, opinion).
