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Other commentators were more definitive.

In their suggestions for strengthening the programme, partners were more definitive.

Finally, in comparing across and within the persistently severe and persistently non-severe groups based on the frequency of ED use, our results indicated that the differences were more definitive among those with fewer ED episodes.

More recently, a meta-analysis considered 12 RCTs that included a total of 1,237 patients [ 10] and came to conclusions that were more definitive: no benefit was seen on mortality but there was improved oxygenation at 24 hours (13% improvement in PaO2/FiO2 ratio) at the cost of increased risk of renal dysfunction (relative risk 1.50, 95% confidence interval 1.11 to 2.02).

The Yale study is more definitive.

As time goes on, I think he'll have to be more definitive".

Surely no performance in ballet today is more definitive that that given by Herman Cornejo as Puck.

But the conclusion of the latest intelligence review, according to officials, is more definitive.

Article 11 of Malaysia's constitution could hardly be more definitive.

SPEAKING on Monday to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Phoenix, President Obama could not have been more definitive.

In this historical corrective no single holding has been more definitive than Kerr's papers held by the national archives.