Sentence examples for represents definite from inspiring English sources
"Europe's decision on Monday represents definite progress," said Lee Quarles, public affairs manager at Monsanto's headquarters in St . Louis
The K&L scale is a global scale that grades OA on a range from 0 to 4 points (a grade of at least 2 represents definite OA) on the basis of the presence/severity of osteophytes/ossicles, JSN, sclerosis, pseudocystic areas, and altered shape of bone ends.
In these joints, scores ≥2 were considered to represent definite pathologies.
The question remains unanswered as to whether the nodules of markedly vacuolated neurons represent definite neoplastic transformation or aberrant development.
None of the case-patients reported, with the possible exception of 1 case-patient, represent definite diphtheria diagnosed without bacteriological identification.
Several of the clones represented definite ESTs which were highly homologous to other ESTs in the NCBI and TIGR databases but for which identities were ambiguous.
Every somatic or visceral sensation was evaluated on the scale, on the basis of its perceived intensity, and orientation descriptors were provided indicating that score 1 represented vague perception of light intensity, score 2 represented definite perception of light intensity, and scores 3 and 4 represented vague and definite perception of moderate sensation, respectively.
11 However, to attempt to address the biopsy issue, Trifiro et al. identified 31 patients with lesions that were clinically considered to represent definite melanomas prior to any type of biopsy, and had them undergo lymphoscintigraphy before and after excisional biopsy.
The Home for the New Economy, priced at about half that much, represents a definite adjustment.
"I think this represents a definite step ahead," Richard Danzig, secretary of the Navy, said in an interview.
"The Water-Babies" represents a definite shift in children's literature toward treating children with respect, and it should be represented as such.
