However, terminology such as "prolonged remission" is probably less satisfactory to patients than use of the more hopeful and definitive term "cure" after some period of time has elapsed.
Consistency is a definitive term.
I'll provide a WebMD link (4), but let me be clear that this is not a definitive term that's accepted by everyone.
These annotations, encoded using the resource description framework (RDF) [ 6], provide the facility to assign definitive terms to individual components, allowing the software to identify such components unambiguously and thus link model components to existing data resources [ 7].
The definitive long-term response has to be an effective strategy to reduce the spread of the disease based on cattle control measures and the vaccination of badgers and cattle.
Finally, the definitive, negotiated terms both of our exit from, and our future relationship with, the EU must then be put back to parliament for a vote of consent.
A statement released by the firm said, "The parties were unable to reach agreement on definitive terms for the transaction".
History will record Super Bowl LIII in definitive terms and what the account of the Rams' 13-3 defeatothethe Patriots on Sunday will show was that Goff was overwhelmed in his first, and possibly only, game on his sport's greatest stage.
With no definitive terms available, the agendas of all sides seem questionable: both Mr. Malone and AT&T's chairman, C. Michael Armstrong, might be looking for a better offer for AT&T Broadband, and AOL Time Warner might be hoping to force Comcast to give it concessions for backing away.
Under the terms of the deal, Mr. Saban had until the end of May to hammer out definitive terms.
