Sentence examples for make more definitive from inspiring English sources

More rigorous analysis using realistic three-dimensional systems is needed to make more definitive conclusions.

They underscore the importance of studying these three minerals in larger samples of low-income preschool children to make more definitive conclusions.

Or as Dr. Stone remarked, Voyager 1 "will be surfing along the termination shock for some time," and then Voyager 2, with more working scientific instruments, may get to make more definitive observations.

"I think that obviously dealing with the past is something which is of tremendous importance and significance for all," he said, "but I think that once the report is published for all to see, it should be studied and I think we can make more definitive comments after that".

A more balanced assessment of the science of extreme events and climate change, such as that found in the recent assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, is less helpful politically than a science adviser willing to make more definitive statements.

A new area of study called "event attribution science" is mining data in an attempt to make more definitive links, or at least better gauge the odds of an extreme event in the context of climate change that results partly from human activities, including burning fossil fuels.

This evidence is clearly limited (and it is not possible to comment on whether changes in GP provided care have made a specific contribution to the changes seen) but comprehensive data on the detection of childhood developmental problems are lacking, making more definitive assessments difficult.

As a result, in addition to making more definitive conclusions as to whether probiotics are effective for infant colic, this IPDMA will be able to help determine if there are subgroups of infants who might benefit from a probiotic intervention for colic, in general, or to a particular probiotic strain.

He can give more definitive answers.

We used the computational hydrogen electrode method and neglected any proton-electron transfer reaction barriers in this work but including those will be necessary to make a more definitive statement, which is the subject of future work.

"He went on to pursue other innovations, not least of which has helped us make a more definitive diagnosis of pulmonary embolisms found within the lungs".