As they both tell me, they would install one tomorrow – if only they could definitively work out what might look, and feel, best.
It's not definitively working class, but there sure as shit isn't going to be any Bikram or bouillabaisse on the bill here.
"We are working to definitively turn over this shadowy page of our history," President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told an audience in Brasilia that included many families of the regime's victims, wearing T-shirts picturing their missing relatives.
Without proper analysis, the panel was unable to say definitively which treatment worked best, or which caused the most harm.
There was no good, clean data set that demonstrated definitively that it worked, so that's why we did this research".
But he says more precise measurements of the patients' tumor-methylation patterns are needed to show definitively that the drugs worked through epigenetic effects and not some other mechanism.
At a reading at the Harvard Book Store, the Massachusetts Democrat, author of A Fighting Chance, was asked about Thomas Piketty's new book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, and specifically about its contention that trickle-down economics "definitively do not work".
The paradigm Hatt et al. put forward asserts that one strength of randomized trials is to answer definitively, "Does it work?" But for the kinds of complex programs public health must muster, there is generally no absolute answer to that question or to its companion question, "How well does it work?" Rather, the answer much depends on how and in what situation "it" is done.
The exhibition includes the only two works – a small painting of the head of a striking, dark-haired man which has come on loan from San Diego, and a grotesque portrait of an old woman – which are considered definitively his work because they have contemporary inscriptions on the back saying so, written for the first owners.
In 1801, Evans definitively began work on making his long-held dream of a steam carriage into reality.
