It is still unclear which definite factors contribute to the risk of insertional mutagenesis associated with specific diseases and/or clinical trials.
Whether electrons and nuclei have an objective existence in reality is a metaphysical question to which no definite answer can be given.
Nouns have singular and plural forms, to which the definite article may be suffixed; the plural suffixes vary, reflecting earlier stem, gender, and umlaut classes.
Icon painting is viewed as a holy skill that is practiced in cloisters in which definite schools of painting have developed.
Certainly the stage has not yet been reached in which definite boundaries can be laid down and ancestral Proto-, or Common, Tibetic and Proto-, or Common, Burmic can be undisputedly reconstructed.
Added to which, there's a definite movie-of-the-week sensibility about The 33, with its heavily signposted plot points and rammed-home character arcs.
He argues against an assumption he calls "measurement accuracy realism", according to which measurable quantities have definite values in reality.
This looks as if it is attributing to Pyrrho a metaphysical thesis, and a thesis according to which things have no definite features; it does not seem to be portraying Pyrrho as an advocate of suspension of judgement.
As the preceding sections should have made clear, there is ample evidence that biological research does not fit a Popperian image of science according to which "The theoretician puts certain definite questions to the experimenter, and the latter, by his experiments, tries to elicit a decisive answer to these questions, and to no others.
According to Graebner, one can use the cultural-historical method to establish the extent to which totemistic forms belong to one definite cultural complex; which forms of totemism are "older" or "younger"; and the extent to which forms belong together in an antecedent-decedent relationship.
