Sentence examples for have definitively changed from inspiring English sources

Gattinoni and colleagues' [ 3] and Rouby and colleagues' [ 2] trials of CT have definitively changed our meaning of ARDS, but this remains research; CT still needs patient transfer to the department of radiology, CT still needs radiation, and CT is still static imaging.

Numerous studies over the last three decades have investigated the role of various medications in managing infants with bronchiolitis including adrenaline, steroids, salbutamol/albuterol, and hypertonic saline; none of these studies have definitively changed the outcome of the disease, the burden on health care systems, or reduced the number of PICU admissions [ 3].

Over 24 dramatic hours, for Fifa and Blatter the game has definitively changed.

They are like nose-pickers for whom the wind has definitively changed.

Though he had definitively changed the art of movies — changed the world — by way of his directing, he was soon much more in demand for his acting than for his directing, and then more for his celebrity than for his acting.

It was probably after the José Mourinho-slaying win over Chelsea that I became convinced things had definitively changed for the better, and February's win at Manchester City followed by the series of 1-0 vintories in March suggested they would not succumb to nerves.

But the expansion of cities further into high-risk areas and the increase of brutal storm events due to climate change have definitively broken the program.

"The only suspect I have definitively ruled out is Mitch McConnell," he said.

The repercussions of those events definitively changed the mission of the Church to what it is today.

3. (SBU) XXXXXXXXXXXX said that removing the link to google.com is against the company's principles, and its leadership has definitively refused to make such a change, despite the importance of the Chinese market.

The quarter-century experiment in uniting Yemen has definitively failed.