Sentence examples for partly definitive from inspiring English sources

That is, it seems that for any (interesting) property you might think of as partly definitive of humanity, there are or could be humans who lack that property.

The aforementioned high-intensity, intermittent, skill-based nature of the sport partly challenges definitive classifications of fatigue in tennis.

Both studies can be described as exploratory rather than definitive, partly because of their small sample sizes, short follow-up periods, and recruitment from a single locality, but both studies offer encouraging economic evidence.

While live, online music has attracted many startups over the years, it has yet to produce a definitive platform, partly due to the many obstacles inherent to the music industry, its resistance to digital technologies, and the slow, painful sea change that has fundamentally reshaped the music business over the last five years.

Not definitive, just definite.

Moreover, muscles of larval tentacles are partly retained and integrated into definitive muscles [ 26].

Partly for that reason, Jonathan Barnett said, a definitive answer to the question of what happened in 7 World Trade Center is perhaps the most important question facing investigators.

This is partly because it's hard to make definitive judgments about anything with so much ambiguity and crepuscular activity in the storytelling.

The lack of chemistry between the two may be partly because each is still searching for a definitive character.

The lack of definitive platelet markers is at least partly due to the difficulty of studying platelet function ex vivo.

There aren't definitive statistics on how many people have the disease, partly because its not officially recognized and tracked separately from ordinary C.K.D.