Sentence examples for make a definite statement from inspiring English sources

For this reason, we cannot make a definite statement on the effects of TEA on pancreatic microcirculation and tissue oxygenation in the later course.

"For someone raised to respect reductionist science, 'cognitive psychology' made a definite statement.

"I haven't an atom / in my body which I brought to Europe / in 1951," he once wrote, and, in The Last of England, in 1970, he made a definite statement: "I have made a conscious decision to change myself from an Australian into a modern Englishman..

I think the police and Harper made a definite statement that was anti-women, especially anti-Aboriginal women.

In running a building, directors make a definite artistic statement – they choose the plays, shape the policy, determine casting and get to promote the next generation.

Clearly, a match probability estimate based on real data can never actually equal zero – there is inherent scientific uncertainty that precludes making such a definite statement.

Only histopathology can make a definite diagnosis of multiple myeloma.

However, because only limited data were made available by owners, a definite statement awaits confirmation.

"Then you can create something which makes more of a dent, a definite statement.

"Geography is about the human interaction with the land; a map makes a very definite statement: 'This is where it is,' " said John Hébert, head of the Geography and Maps Division at the Library of Congress.

The job, he said, is to build up statistics to the point where a definite statement can be made.