Sentences with phrase «make definitive»

Certainly when the acts were written no one anticipated the CB challenge or mere posting brokerages using this to go around the rules of agency so all the councils need to get off their butts, hire some expert lawyers for guidance and make a definitive stance.

I well remember a mentor of mine who said every time you make a definitive statement as someone's Agent, finish the statement with a silent internal «Your Honour» as if addressing a judge.

, a practitioner would have be an idiot to make a definitive prediction in this instance.

Too few studies have assessed gender differences in HbA1C to make definitive conclusions about whether risk is related to gender.

Some make definitive decisions that move them from one stage of a relationship to another.

A higher score indicates more depressive symptoms, and a score of 16 or higher is commonly used as the cutoff point for defining clinically significant depressive symptoms.25 Because the CES - D is a screening tool, it can not be used to make a definitive diagnosis of depression.

This new version will include a bunch of extras, including two new characters, some new weapons, a new mission, as well as a bunch of technical tweaks to make it the definitive edition.

We still need to spend more time with the Nokia 8 Sirocco to make a definitive judgment call, however, right now colour us surprised and rather impressed.

The upscaled visuals, touchscreen inventory access, gyro controls and refined time mechanics all make this the definitive edition to play.

«It's impossible to make a definitive analysis of whether Google's news feed has a bias against Donald Trump,» Krewell told the E-Commerce Times, «but Google's news feed is based on an algorithm which likely weighs the relative importance of the sources.

Samsung is making the same claims on battery life, and the rest of the laptop is identical, but without evaluating how that processor performs I can only make definitive claims about the Chromebook Pro here.

These will generally be your most affordable options but until we learn more about his current health status, it would be impossible to make any definitive suggestions.

Apparently early exposure to lead during childhood development leads to a higher propensity to commit crimes, though the authors couldn't collect enough data to make a definitive conclusion on this factor.

And truth be told, even the best SEO or the most experienced legal marketing expert can't make a definitive statement about whether a lawyer's best potential client will type in «Minneapolis Personal Injury Lawyer» or «Twin Cities Auto Accident Claim».

However, an employee whose job duties have been significantly altered will likely enjoy a relatively longer period of time to try out the new role, before being required to make a definitive decision.

The disease can take anywhere from 20 to 50 years after exposure to asbestos before it shows obvious symptoms and an oncologist can make a definitive diagnosis.

While now's not the time to assign blame (and indeed, without additional information, we really can't make any definitive judgments), here's a list of some of the issues that will be generating additional discussion in the weeks to come:

I'm still mystified how BEST can make definitive assertions about GLOBAL warming, when he's only talking about 30 percent of the earth's surface..

Some scientists still think it's too premature to make any definitive links between sea surface temperatures and hurricane intensity.

It is probably premature to make definitive claims about the effects of acidification on individual examples without further research.

For if we were able to make definitive statements about what the future might bring, we could develop accordingly, again, extending our ability to control adverse effects.

The process is meant to bring agreement among many different scientists, in an effort to be able to make a definitive statement about the state of climate science.

At that point I realized that I had not lived on their island long enough to make a definitive statement.

I read that as saying that unless someone has lived on the island of ivory towers, they don't know enough to make a definitive statement about scientific malfeasance done by those that do live there.

150 years of data out of 4.5 billion does not allow for one to make definitive statements about what is and is not usual.

My point still stands however — the wiki page obviously isn't complete and massively different results can be found from study to study even within the same time frame, so clearly the methods are not consistent enough to be able to make any definitive claims — even if consensus mattered one iota.

We found lots of people who would make definitive claims, such as «it's simple physics», «it's well understood», or «they teach it in school, everyone knows about it...»:

So, from the Third Assessment Report onwards, the IPCC decided that authors should only make definitive and conclusive - sounding statements, but that they would accompany those statements with an estimate of how likely they felt it was that the statement was correct.

Accordingly, while we can make educated guesses about such things, the error bars associated with regards to both the costs and the benefits are too large to make definitive pronouncements.

We simply don't know enough about the climate to make definitive prognostications.

Despite this, they build climate models and make definitive projections that are the basis of devastating and completely unnecessary policies.

... Right, you can get a great sense of the full context of meaning, make definitive assessments of one's character, and determine how much prominence was gained professionally through a perception of written attitude in emails?

I think climate scientists know about these, but can't really make definitive claims, so they don't get into peer - reviewed articles much... or else other scientists might attack them with ferocity (even substracting denialists from the equation here).

This exhibition aims to make a definitive study of her work.

Despite being one of the most iconic and recognisable of modern Irish artists, there has not been a substantial retrospective of Swanzy's work since 1968, and this new exhibition aims to make a definitive study of her work.

And while the core gameplay remains the same in each iteration, Tetris Attack serves as a testament to the appeal of a franchise name, because — as stated — the Yoshi's Island characters and visuals make it the definitive version of the game.

All of this make this the definitive version of the game, though the Vita game is still fully fleshed out and stands well enough on its own.

I can't make a definitive statement because that would be giving away a secret, but I will tell you once again, the mysterious boy in the black cloak is the key to the answer.

- The 1,062,800 (the Boomers score) Donkey Kong performance does not have enough of a body of direct evidence for Twin Galaxies to feel comfortable to make a definitive determination on at this time.

On the one hand, I do like the additions here, and I do feel they're going to make this the definitive version of Mario Kart 8.

Microsoft also announced that it plans to make Definitive Edition updates for the remaining Age of Empires installments: Age of Empires II and Age of Empires III.

It's difficult to make a definitive recommendation since tastes are subjective, but we've listed the key games on each console to help you choose:

· The Director's Cut: Overhauled graphics with fully redone character and level art, voice - over expanded with tens of thousands of lines, and new features make this the definitive version of Wasteland 2.

We're extremely proud of the work Bluepoint Games has done to make this the definitive edition of the Uncharted series.

Having previously been remastered for the PlayStation 3, both studios aimed to make a definitive version of the original game rebuilt from the ground up with high definition art assets and reworked controls.

It's a game that'll lend itself particularly well to the portable nature of Nintendo's newest machine and, if it's done well, that HD rumble will add a little more spice to the proceedings that'll make this the definitive version of the game.

The comfortable carriages, constant views and convenient access to a number of locations make it a definitive part of your journey rather than just another means of travel.

Our intimate size and boutique style make us the definitive choice of travelers looking for an alternative to cookie cutter chain hotels.

In cases of suspected acquired hydrocephalus, CT or MRI is necessary to make a definitive diagnosis.

A physical exam, blood tests, and imaging assessments are all utilized to make the definitive diagnosis.