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Meanings of definitive evidence in English

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Usage of definitive evidence in English
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However, there is no definitive evidence that this process occurs in mammals.
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These results are consistent with linkage, but do not provide definitive evidence.
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Though biologically plausible, definitive evidence for this has yet to be found.
Wired
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Without definitive evidence either way, it's not worth making yourself the test dummy.
Climbing Magazine
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There is not definitive evidence about the best fluid for resuscitation.
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CP was defined by definitive evidence on imaging studies or histology.
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No definitive evidence of lymph node and distant metastasis was observed.
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CP was defined by definitive evidence from imaging or histologic analyses.
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Mr Shatter said that is no evidence at all, not merely no definitive evidence''.
The Irish Times
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A new trial is due to report next year and should provide definitive evidence.
BBC
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Mr Justice John Cooke: his report concluded there was no definitive evidence of bugging.
The Irish Times
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Russians and Poles differ about where vodka originated, and there is no definitive evidence.
The Irish Times
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Mars has not yet yielded definitive evidence of liquid water active on its surface today.
The Irish Times
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GSOC found no definitive evidence of unaauthoried surveillance and seemed no action necessary, she said.
The Irish Times
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Available results suggest that tumor recurrence is reduced, but definitive evidence of this is lacking.
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In the absence of definitive evidence, expert consensus can supply clinically useful guidance in medicine.
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