More data would definitively be useful, since FMOs are important in the oxidative metabolism of many soft nucleophiles especially at nitrogen and sulfur atoms in xenobiotic compounds (Oesch-Bartlomowicz and Oesch 2007).
"He's looking to prevent this sister bond from developing further, because the tighter that bond is, the more definitively he is caught outside of it," Weiss said. . "On the Sansa end of the relationship, he's seen the opening, and now all he needs to do is give Arya cause to display real rage toward Sansa," he added.
A microfermentation platform based on 96-well plates will definitively be more suitable for such an extensive study even though this cultivation approach in fungi suffers from other limitations (aeration, agitation, reproducibility, etc).
A presidential run, he said, is "not on the table right now," despite the persistent chatter amid the difficulties being encountered by Hillary Clinton (and before you read into the "right now" clause, he also said, more definitively: "I'm not running").
58, 59 Clinical data assessing the potential for successful switch of virologically suppressed patients from enfurvitide to raltegravir have been more definitively shown to be safe and effective.
It would also help answer the question in the title more definitively than is presently possible.
Only when armed with information needed to characterize apoptosis in the heart more definitively will it be possible to delineate the potentially beneficial effects of tissue protective interventions designed to retard or prevent apoptotic cell death in cardiomyocytes subjected to ischemia.
Until the benefits of LNS used for preventive purposes have been proved more definitively, other options should be considered for protecting the nutrition and health of vulnerable populations in emergency settings.
Yet that same passage, in its dialogue of bass and tenor, also evokes the scene in Pimen's cell from Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov," thus suggesting that Ms. Gubaidulina's treatment is even more definitively Russian than it is indelibly religious -- just as Mr. Golijov's is so energetically Latin American, Mr. Rihm's so pensively German and Mr. Tan's so Chinese-opera Chinese.
"I think people were looking for the Fed to say more definitively that they are not done cutting rates".
