Sentence examples for reasonably definitive from inspiring English sources
Classification of individuals into classes was reasonably definitive (entropy statistic: 0.68), but not certain.
That sounded pretty definitive.
That's pretty definitive.
Patients were required to give written informed consent; randomisation was to take place as soon as reasonably possible after definitive surgery (ideally within 8 weeks) and the patient was to be available for routine long-term hospital follow-up.
For all the above reasons, we are reasonably doubtful in making a definitive diagnosis of mycobacteriosis for the Acipenser gueldenstaedtii specimens examined, although the presence of M. chelonae was detected by both tissue cultures and PCR-RFLP analysis.
Not definitive, just definite.
Whilst the US studies are reasonably robust, they are not definitive; they are based on the results of comparing children having DDP with a matched control group of similar children having a range of other psychotherapeutic interventions, but the DDP was conducted by a single therapist and was not randomised.
RRv disease notifications generally exhibit well defined outbreaks which are reasonably easily identified retrospectively; however, retrospective evaluation is unable to provide a definitive indicator of whether or when an outbreak has occurred, particularly for previously unrecognised or smaller-scale events.
For numbers that can be entered reasonably into a computer -- say up to a few hundred digits -- a definitive method was found by young Indian computer scientists last year.
Continued culturing of the extreme largest or smallest PC cells resulted in progression through the cell cycle in a reasonably synchronous manner (data not shown), but we required more efficient synchronization to generate a definitive expression profiling data-set.
