Sentence examples for more definitively answer from inspiring English sources
Diagnostic testing is designed to more definitively answer the question of whether or not a person has a disease or condition.
This should more definitively answer whether jakobid protists truly are the most ancestral eukaryotes alive.
Prospective, randomized, adequately powered comparisons of similarly effective ocular hypotensive agents with different preservatives are needed to more definitively answer the question of the clinical relevance of alternative preservative formulations.
Much work remains to be done to more definitively answer questions about when to start therapy, which patients are most likely to benefit, what constitutes clinically relevant beneficial effects over the longer term, and when these drugs are no longer clinically effective.
As to whether he wrote for the kids, or for — pardon — kids of all ages, and for the ages, perhaps that's more definitively answered by the Library of America's recent publication of "Kurt Vonnegut: Novels and Stories 1963-1973," ably edited by Sidney Offit.
Chandrasekaran's contribution to our current debates over Afghanistan would have been greater had he answered more definitively the questions of whether Obama's policy was essentially unworkable, and whether there was a path not taken.
More research is needed to definitively answer the question of whether the cross-sectional or longitudinal approach is more effective when teaching this skill to novice ultrasound users.
The very close relationship of all gonococci, suggests that this inversion may have occurred more than once in the history of the genus, but more genome data are required to definitively answer this question.
More randomized controlled trials are needed to answer the question more definitively, particularly in patients with ischemic heart disease.
A multicenter randomized trial assessing the impact of allopurinol on improving renal function in patients with diabetes with normal or moderately impaired kidney function was recently funded by the National Institutes of Health to answer this question more definitively [ 40].
In future work, null alleles for KDM2B will aid in answering these questions more definitively.
