Sentence examples for definitively track from inspiring English sources

The owner was clearly rich and influential, but any attempt to definitively track down his identity came up against Astute Partners Limited, registered at 29 Harley Street, legal owner of the Ukrainian company that owned the land.

Use of plastid specific barcodes derived from the genome sequence, will allow us to definitively track any paternal inheritance in future experiments.

The Shh-cre ERT2 system does have certain limitations; for example, Shh is expressed in the notochord as well as in many other cell types in the early embryo (Bouldin et al., 2010; Miller et al., 2001), making it difficult to definitively track lineages at later stages.

And in the sports world, where the bacteria can flourish in crowded gyms and locker rooms, and amid frequent skin-to-skin contact on the playing field, there is not even a scoreboard to definitively keep track of who is winning.

A scrupulously licensed and extensively annotated collection, "African Scream Contest: Raw & Psychedelic Afro Sounds From Benin & Togo 70s" (Analog Africa, analogafrica.blogspot.com), gathers some of the most kinetic results: 14 definitively funky dance tracks that tap local traditions while borrowing from — and frequently surpassing — the neighbors.

The remnants of the storm turned southeastward, and was last tracked definitively to a point north of Montana.

But with only a few hundred people in attendance, it was a poor replacement for the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games from which the court of arbitration for sport had definitively barred the Russian track and field team a few hours before.

But the point of Max's post isn't that these pop musicians have definitively been influenced by the classical tracks he chooses, rather that there are musical connections between them, whether intentional or unintentional.

It finds gypsies in slums near cities, from the Hashish district near railroad yards outside Cairo - definitively the wrong side of the tracks - to a 20-year-old "temporary" settlement in Granada.

It's hard to know definitively because there's no way to track how often players flop now versus before.

And scientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are scheduled to start a five-year study in January that will track elite players to try to determine definitively whether heading leads to long-term injury.