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Diagnostic testing is designed to more definitively answer the question of whether or not a person has a disease or condition.

But we need to ask more questions, screen more college students, and intervene more definitively when danger seems a real possibility.

Roberts asked his colleagues if they could think of any econometric study so well done that it had definitively settled a dispute.

Restructuring is more likely to make sense in a year or so, assuming that the budget is definitively heading into surplus.

And authorities may never definitively determine how much radiation was emitted, or how many got sick because of it.

If, at the expiry of such a time limit, the requirements arestill not satisfied, the licence shall be definitively withdrawn.

When your application closes the document, you know definitively that the resources the document has been using are no longer needed.

It was not until the 14th century that this Christian feast day became definitively associated with love.

In a sense, of course, only the central bank has enough firepower definitively to end the run on eurozone sovereign debt.

The statement passed by the State Duma appears aimed as a step toward Russia definitively breaking with its Soviet legacy.

IP Allow List providers maintain lists of IP addresses that are definitively known not to be associated with any spam activity.

The Kepler team also observed, more definitively, two giant, Saturn-size gas planets around the same star, known as Kepler-9.

It is still too early to say that the market is turning definitively.

Slovakia should definitively stop applying for the right to organise any international events. Usually we lose money and end up embarrassed.

Some have questioned the value of growth to individuals, and Deaton said they were far from definitively resolving that question.

Early state of cirrhosis can only be definitively diagnosed by biopsy.

The oldest parts of the castle have not been definitively dated, but the first written record of the castle is in 1005.

However, there's no one aspect that can be used to definitively state the granularity of a component.

If the proposal becomes more serious, it will definitively give bloggers a lot more to talk about, but at the moment we'll leave it at that.

But these projections rank low on the confidence scale because scientists cannot say definitively if and how the events might occur.

In [the Middle East] one family alone may be enough to definitively localise a gene.

Other folklorists have interpreted the tales' significance, but no school has been definitively established for the meaning of the tales.

Scientists have uncovered startling new evidence which definitively show what color feathers certain dinosaurs had -- reddish-orange.

Police in New Haven have said definitively that no suspect is in custody and no students are suspected in the murder.

The disease can be identified definitively only by putting blood smears under a microscope.

Investigations are ongoing to determine definitively the origins of the virus.

There is probably no evidence that would definitively prove whether or not some dinosaurs were warm-blooded.

Nevertheless attempts to diagnose me, "definitively, " go on.

Yesterday, Medvedev said any new arms reduction treaty was definitively "linked" to America's missile defence ambitions in central Europe.

While your analysis will not definitively reveal an individual's intent, it could provide more insight into the situation.

'And the question about Chanel's German lover during World War II (was he a spy for the Nazis? ) is definitively answered. '

The 'blood' has been definitively proved to be composed of red ocher and vermilion tempera paint.

Science cannot definitively proof or disprove Chris's theory, but some scientists are willing to take guesses.

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"That shows definitively that the coronavirus alone can cause the disease, " Osterhaus said.

I think George Bush has proved definitively that to be president, you don't need to care about science, literature or peace.

neither approach has been shown to be definitively superior or inferior.

In the staff spent all night cleaning, MTR stations operated by consensus, definitively swept past bleak and gloomy hall.

However, the lack of sonographic evidence of steatosis cannot definitively exclude the presence of mild steatosis, as shown on biopsy.

Views from the Pop Music Center fix the project definitively in Kaohsiung City and on Taiwan Strait.

There is evidence that bats are involved, but much work remains to be done to definitively describe the the natural transmission cycle. .

One obstacle is that doctors cannot definitively diagnose sleep apnea unless the patient spends a night under observation in a sleep lab.

Domestic coal prices since 2003 consensus, definitively swept downturn, rising prices.

Azathioprine and 6-mercaptopurine must afterwards be definitively avoided.

But the suggestion that the economic pain is not yet definitively over struck a discordant note amid cheerier headlines.

But the debate has not been settled definitively and other possibilities, such as underground methane, are still being investigated.

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There are no magic bullets and no product you can purchase and install to definitively protect against all threats.

"The secret is: Go early, " he says definitively, then adds some extra pointers.

That has infuriated members of the opposition, who think that Assad will use the time to try to definitively crush the protest movement.

The web experience has definitively extended beyond the personal computer to mobile devices such as iPhones, Blackberries and iPads.

Further studies are needed to definitively determine the risk of brain cancer and other health effects related to long-term use.

This is not often a critical decision, and there may be no definitively right or wrong answer.

A. Now that is a great question and one that can only be answered definitively with hindsight.

He was tried and found guilty at the time, but not definitively convicted.

The Congressional Research Service could not definitively find a casual connection between fire arms and violence.

This question will only be answered definitively after more research; however, it is safe to assert that a balanced culture is important.

Dr Bos and Dr Schuenemann definitively knock this idea on the head.

These are tough questions, and there may not be any definitively correct answers. I sure don't have them.

'Today we can definitively say that the Gadhafi regime has come to an end.

It is too soon to answer these questions definitively .

There were many questions we couldn't answer definitively, but in the end we had to trust our instincts.

Thus, one cannot say definitively that domestic cats should have a 90% survival rate from a fall from any height.

So is the Thatcher era definitively over?

Today, we can definitively say that the Qaddafi regime has come to an end.

This case report is important because it is the first to definitively associate vasospasm with meningitis using catheter angiography.

By 1970, however, morality and my father had begun to definitively part ways.

You definitively need to learn again the meaning of "have to" , especially its meaning when you are facing billions of hungry mouths!

This is definitively not the case.

In short, you should strive to achieve a Ink solvent letoff before definitively.

We can't definitively say there's a cause-and-effect relationship between sex and better health.

Historians know that no big question is ever definitively settled.

Well, on 24th September, we can officially and definitively declare that postmodernism is dead.

Well, with the new technologies emerging now, I hope we can say definitively, "Yes. "

Each version of HTML (2. 0, 3. 2, 4. 0, and most recently 4. 01) failed to completely or definitively address these problems.

Monkeypox can only be diagnosed definitively in the laboratory where the infection can be diagnosed by a number of different tests

It is clear here that these are definitively not public places, but rather public spaces;