Sentence examples for eventually defining from inspiring English sources

While the absence of a clear mode of inheritance complicates genetic dissection of deafness in the JRT, the assembling of this pedigree provides a tool for eventually defining the genetic bases of this disorder.

This is because from the point of view of fairness – as it has been argued in the case of human rights obligations – "a sound case for transnational obligations cannot be made, intellectually or politically" [and in this case morally], without eventually defining the scope and limits of national obligations" [ 27].

He had no idea then that marijuana would eventually define him in ways he says are neither accurate nor fair.

But defeat against Costa Rica cost them dearly: Mario Balotelli missed the early chance that would eventually define his tournament and Cesare Prandelli's side were puzzlingly subdued thereafter.

Most events of moment are eventually defined by single words that were once quite unfamiliar — perestroika, arbitrage, Tiananmen, dotcom — but which endless retellings have rendered mundane.

Scholars eventually defined the Classical Era as Viennese music of the late eighteenth century, especially Mozart and Haydn, who, in their day, had been racy, modern figures.

Every port that is based on the ontology is eventually defined by a set of attributes that are derived from its form and function.

He is known as fiscally conservative and socially moderate, a combination that eventually defined Alfonse M. D'Amato's time in the United States Senate from New York.

Specifically, one can eventually define the biomarker as prognostic (i.e., predicts disease progression), predictive (predicts treatment response or adverse outcome(s)), or exhibiting both prognostic and predictive properties.

Mr. Nichols's most distinct aesthetic choice is the movie's quietness and the hush that envelops its first scene and that eventually defines the Lovings as much as their accents, gestures, manners and battles.

When the French settlers brought the king cake tradition to New Orleans, it somehow morphed into a fluorescent, coffee-cakelike oval, adopting the purple/green/gold colors that would eventually define Mardi Gras.