Sentence examples for establishing definitively from inspiring English sources
It may have been that Russell was interested not so much in establishing definitively that there are any absolutely simple entities, but rather in combating the widespread arguments of others that the notion of a simple, independent entity is incoherent, and only the whole of the universe is fundamentally real.
There are difficulties for all other mammalian species (for reviews see Section 1) in establishing definitively if carotid chemoreceptors are the key metabolic rate sensors that mediate matching.
The results of this study will have direct and immediate impact on clinical decision making by establishing definitively if patients presenting with soft tissue shoulder joint damage associated with atraumatic shoulder instability should be referred for stabilization surgery before commencing physiotherapy rehabilitation in order to ensure optimal outcome.
(We still haven't established definitively whether Ashton prefers Cathy or Catherine).
We need to establish definitively what's behind this huge waste of competent, employable women.
(As is often true in such cases, the details may be impossible to establish definitively).
Whether this accumulating new science establishes, or ever can establish, definitively, that endocannabinoids are behind runner's high, is uncertain.
As a result, Mrs. Hewitt's lawyer, like many others confronting privately owned homes, has been unable to establish definitively who was responsible for her mother's care.
Judge Chin went through a series of questions designed to establish definitively that Madoff knew what he was doing in pleading guilty, and Madoff answered succinctly: Yes.
Should studies establish definitively that correcting hearing loss decreases the potential for early-onset dementia, we might finally overcome the stigma of hearing loss.
It may well be that Ahmed Abdi Godane, the leader of a splintered and weakened al-Shabaab group, decided to launch the strike in Nairobi to establish definitively his own authority as leader by an action no rival would contemplate.
