Sentence examples for direct and definitive from inspiring English sources

The images are the first "direct and definitive evidence" of water ice that is exposed on the surface of the moon, according to a report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

At one early stage, Erasmus had conceived his confrontation with Luther in the form of a dialogue, a format that permitted great informality and avoided a direct and definitive statement of opinion by the author.

Alternatively, the reverse experiment probing backscattering from Mn using Ca or Sr EXAFS (Ca/Sr point-of-view for Mn) is more direct and definitive than Mn EXAFS results.

However, as put forward by the authors, the rationale of the current study is to provide a direct and a more definitive evidence that IgG3 antibodies are important in the spontaneous renal disease of MRL/lpr mice, using mice with genetic deficiency in the capacity to synthesize IgG3 antibodies.

Non-linearity and the direct and delayed responses of definitive host contamination in relation to intermediate host population variations were recorded.

And yet, because of the ferocity of concentration on the part of the musician, and because of the range and imagination of what you hear, what you actually get when you hear a performance of his music is something definitive, direct and undeniable – a sheer thrill of musical extremity.

Previous work had suggested that the erythroid enhancer, which directs SCL expression during primitive and definitive erythropoiesis [14], [15] was defined at +50 [14].

Early endodermal markers such as SOX17 and GATA factors have also been identified as crucial signaling molecules in directing both extraembryonic endoderm (ExE) and definitive endoderm development [28], [34], [44], [48].

Emergency department recognition of pulmonary hypertension may be expedited by the use of bedside ultrasound and can help direct physicians towards further workup, management, and definitive treatment.

Mr. Cox would go on to direct the definitive punk romance "Sid and Nancy" (1986) and a whole series of sly, politically pointed comedies and craftily subverted genre pieces (a favorite remains "Three Businessmen," a 1998 fable about the impossibility of finding an edible dinner in Liverpool).

Though not sensitive, direct real-time visualization of Ascaris on ultrasound is quick, non-invasive, and definitive.