And here, in a rather longer quote, is Schaeffer on the role of Christianity in civil government: … we must make definite that we are in no way talking about any kind of a theocracy.
Because we have no information about autonomic status prior to the infarction, we cannot make definite statements about the relative contributions of diabetes-related and infarction-related autonomic damage.
We cannot make definite predictions about which treatments might influence the inclination to perform specific religious rituals as we do not know the precise nature of the hypothetical behavior-altering organisms.
Since this is beyond the scope of the work presented here, we cannot make definite conclusions on the effect of age.
We cannot make definite statement about the coverage of our database on contracted prices and the data show sometime odd patterns.
Since it is hard to distinguish between DBCs that were not contracted at all and contracts that were closed but not submitted, we cannot make definite statements about the coverage of our database.
By noting the origin of the vehicles and using genetic data from those sites to match samples, we would be able to make definite links to the role of commercial transport, estimating the contribution of each form of transport to the total influx of Ae. aegypti at each locality, as well as the proportional contribution from different source sites.
Drawing on surprisingly fertile decades of biographical scholarship, Greenblatt is not afraid to make definite assertions.
Many small piedmont groups were probably Siouan-speaking peoples, but surviving data are insufficient to make definite identifications.
As an attractive alternative, one could make definite descriptions into first-class things.
Moreover, considering the large number of species we have observed and how close their Raman shifts are, even small uncertainties in the shifts determined from ab initio calculations make it difficult to make definite assignments of species stoichiometry.
