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But Dr. Henschke questions whether the study will be definitive.

Don't expect that what you write will be definitive.

The irony is it will almost certainly spell the end of Ukip, since whatever the outcome, it will be definitive for a generation.

"[I] can assure Johann Lamont when the white paper comes out, it will be definitive about the policy choices of the Scottish National party and others".

But as the neuro doubters make plain, we may be asking too much of neuroscience, expecting that its explanations will be definitive.

He has no illusions that his pictorial maps will be definitive of an area's cultural history: "If you memorize the things on these maps you won't be a cultured person.

Although the results from the phase II trial will not be definitive, this step is foundational and the knowledge that will be generated will be incorporated into the design and execution of a multi-center phase III RCT.

In McKinney's view, clinical trials will never be definitive in the course of medical treatment; medicine always will be part science, part art.

March 15 , 2013Updated at 9.50am GMT 9.34am GMT Cyrpus bailout deal will not be definitive - Reuters But any deal on Cyprus agreed today will not be definitive, reports Reuters.

So many observers agree the result will not be definitive on Saturday.

Because, as he says, no part that any of us plays, in art or in life, can ever be, or will ever be, definitive • High Fidelity opens on July 21.