Sentence examples for found definite from inspiring English sources
Then his restless striving finally found definite direction.
He said scientific research had implicated civets but had not yet found definite proof that the animals are the source of SARS.
We found definite patterns in spelling mistakes all across the country — vowel trouble, double-letter confusion, and mangling the root-suffix attachment — that made it very clear to us that the phonetic logic of the language isn't getting through.
In addition, an outside evaluator examining writing samples from before and after the district changed its program found definite improvement in the writing of kindergartners attending the longer days, she said.
By October 1900, however, other colleagues at the PTR, the experimentalists Otto Richard Lummer, Ernst Pringsheim, Heinrich Rubens, and Ferdinand Kurlbaum, had found definite indications that Wien's law, while valid at high frequencies, broke down completely at low frequencies.
Another factor is that, in our case, we have not found definite evidence that the overexpression of exogenous C/EBPβ 3'UTR in 7721 cells can affect the endogenous expression of C/EBPβ gene.
As Duns, who spent a great deal of time investigating Leather and Ellory before coming forward with his accusations, admits, it's difficult to find definite proof.
It's difficult to find definite answers to questions about the species that predated modern humans, mainly because of a lack of skeletal evidence.
Again, it is then that one finds definite mention of the first Athenian triremes, which formed a small private fleet in possession of Miltiades.
Other studies, however, have been unable to find definite indications supporting the hypothesis that aluminium plays a causative role in Alzheimer's disease or causes pathological alterations in vivo in the species studied [14 20].
In order to find definite answers to these questions, the present field-scale study has been carried out on the effect of parthenium vermicompost on a common vegetable ladies finger (Abelmoschus esculentus) from germination stage right up to the quality and yield of fruit.
