Sentence examples for more definitive estimate from inspiring English sources

It was hoped that by doing so we would provide a geographically diverse, ethnically varied, clinically relevant and more definitive estimate of the psychological health of this patient group.

"A collaborative effort by phosphate rock producers, government agencies, international organizations and academia will be required to make a more definitive estimate of world phosphate resources," he argued in the report.

Therefore, analyses should be repeated as more definitive estimates become available.

While a large, randomized clinical trial could provide more definitive estimates of the economic implications of MSK disorders and treatment, such an approach presents ethical, financial, and logistical challenges.

Larger studies and more precise exposure estimates are needed for more definitive conclusions.

The SNP-based genotyping assay we have developed provided more definitive parentage results than the microsatellite markers previously used to estimate relatedness in the Tasmanian devil insurance population.

40 First of all, if a larger more definitive trial has to be conducted then a more realistic estimate of the recruitment rate will be needed and more centres should be involved.

This illustrates the need for more reliable estimates of treatment effects from the phase II investigations used to design the more definitive phase III trials.

In the UK, last year's Writing the Future report from Spread the Word found publishers estimated that around 8% of their workforce self-identified as coming from a BAME background, but more definitive data could not be gathered.

Other commentators were more definitive.

The Yale study is more definitive.