Regarding the definite diagnosis, the CICR rate measured using the skinned fiber method is commonly high in MH patients and their families, but it does not occur in NMS patients [12].
The left-handed pitcher in Figure 8 consulted me regarding a definite shoulder lesion.
Data regarding all definite incidents resulting in hospital admission were then obtained from QAS, EDIS and QISU, if the incident was present in that database, using manual linkage.
There is little evidence in the literature regarding a definite interim period between resection arthroplasty and reimplantation in a two-stage protocol.
By doing so, one can define current stages of development and achieve transparency regarding definite and necessary actions which have to be implemented in order to reach a targeted stage.
In our retrospective study, there was no predefined protocol regarding definite indications for rhTM treatment.
Traditionally, ASET and RSET are both regarded as definite values.
Dedekind had taken irrational numbers to be "mental objects" associated with cuts, so, analogously, Cantor regards these definite limits, as nothing more than formal symbols associated with fundamental sequences.
The best evidence for Offa's use of this title comes from coins, not charters: there are some pennies with "Of ℞ A" inscribed, but it is not regarded as definite that this stood for "Offa Rex Anglorum".
G The presence of purulence has been regarded as a definite sign of infection (Zimmerli et al. 2004, Parvizi et al. 2011b) but it remains a subjective measurement (Biant et al. 2010, Blumenfeld et al. 2010, Molvik et al. 2010).
The presence of purulence was therefore only regarded as a definite sign of infection if supported by other observations (e.g. elevated CRP or positive intraoperative cultures) or if negative intraoperative cultures could be explained by previous use of antibiotics.
