The advantages of this study are: (i) using a definite case definition for CP which is universally acceptable, (ii) using FMPM, as it provides the true prevalence and (iii) using the Asian cut off BMI for obesity.
But it is refreshing, and it makes a definite case for its place on the table.
While the studies did not establish a definite case for using music, the researchers said, they did offer preliminary evidence that it could help in some circumstances.
He notes that "Simon took the paper down a particular route, which was very comment-driven" and that there is "a definite case for making the paper newsier, giving it more energy, more urgency, more relevance".
If it were not for this I do not think my health would be as good as it is, there is a definite case for more training.
There is a definite case for doing that, since Facebook (as one example) has shown that it's not afraid to clone some of Snapchat's best features for Instagram and more recently Messenger, and take some audience away from the Southern California upstart in the process.
Borrowing a phrase from Magritte, this was a definite case of reckless sleeping, for all were lying in "fairy rings" formed by scotch bonnet mushrooms.
These overlapping problems produce social and spatial differences in environmental burden and resources - a definite case to be made for environmental justice.
Only studies that included TB patients meeting either the WHO definitions for "definite case" [ 9], or meeting the "possible", "probable" or "definite" case definition as published by the European Commission in 2008 [ 10] were included.
We introduce the concept of Toeplitz Kreĭn Cotlar triplet on ordered groups and we prove a general dilation result and a general representation result for the positive definite case.
