Sentence examples for Decisive conclusion from inspiring English sources

The only decisive conclusion available about gluten sensitivity is that more research is needed.

Director and writer Dave Nath weaves a taut enough hour, but it requires a considerably more decisive conclusion to be ultimately satisfying.

I refuse to be warned off fudges and coalitions by players from the one sport that never seems to reach a decisive conclusion.

Earlier yesterday talks between Ferguson, his chief executive David Gill and Rooney's agent Paul Stretford had not yet reached a decisive conclusion.

Moments later, Erick Rowan splashed Rhyno through a table and scored the win for the heels, seemingly bringing a decisive conclusion to their feud.

German leader Adolf Hitler evidently counted on the British government's agreeing to a compromise peace on the favourable terms he was prepared to offer, and so he had no desire to press the conflict to a decisive conclusion.

Overall lack of parallel comparison studies between the whole natural products and their isolated compounds limits decisive conclusions regarding the superior utility of one over the other.

"People are very jittery about the precedent it sets and what it means," said one British official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under government regulations, while adding that it was too soon to draw decisive conclusions about the implications for Britain's role in future military operations.

One, the limited sample size of games Thomas has played with the Nuggets is not substantial enough to draw decisive conclusions from.

It is to mention that large-scale clinical trials did not provide decisive conclusions that these antioxidants prevent cancer or slow down the disease.

Moreover, only with two aspects, and due to the very high variability between individual trees it is hard to draw decisive conclusions regarding the environmental influence on wood density.