Sentence examples for though definitive from inspiring English sources

Those results are expected Tuesday or Wednesday, though definitive results are expected to come from labs in the United States.

More than intellectual prowess can suffer; though definitive data are still lacking, a chronic shortage of sleep has been linked to serious physical ills, including heart disease, diabetes and obesity.

Though definitive statistics are almost impossible to obtain, according to a pioneering field study, the 2010 National Abortion Survey, one in five Brazilian women have had at least one abortion by the age of 40 (in Britain the figure is one in three).

We favor an interpretation of positive selection, though definitive evidence will have to await further studies.

Though definitive statements cannot be made, mutation accumulation seems like a plausible cause of the observed acquisition of citrate dependence.

Again, though, definitive conclusions regarding the focus and balance of indicators proposed can only be made by studying experiences of using the dashboard over a period of time.

Even though a definitive definition of GHR remains elusive, our review has identified key elements (Table 2) and core competencies (Table 3) that funders must enable to support the practice of GHR.

For now, though, the definitive record is still out there to be made, at least until songwriters figure out what rhymes with Novak.

Though, no definitive conclusions on the beneficial effects of the SIS scaffold on the healing process can be made.

Region I was also detected by SSEARCH (Additional File 1), spanning the peptidase and 'belt' region, though without definitive statistical significance (E = 0.41).

Results were somewhat more promising, though far less definitive, for flaxseed.