More conclusively, combined with Mr Cameron's social liberalism, the tax proposal has confirmed his shift away from finger-in-the-dyke conservatism towards a sunnier version of it.This version has something in common with Margaret Thatcher's, who was also an exception to the general rule of Tory pessimism.
More conclusively, FTIR spectra collected from the same areas show several distinctive features all closely resembling those of the azo β-naphthol pigment Toluidine red (also known as PR3), as reported in Fig. 3b.
More conclusively, recent observations showed that in subjects who discontinued exposure to tobacco smoke, U-Cd decreased at a much faster rate than did the Cd body burden.
More conclusively, all oncogenic proteins indirectly regulated by miR-10b are significantly associated with poorer patient survival at a fold-change threshold of 1.5.
Trials are underway to test this theory more conclusively.
Answering the question more conclusively will require more data from Mars.
If that is allowed to happen, it will lose even more conclusively in 2015.
The genuine shock over one personal story, typical of so many others, proved that more conclusively than a thousand articles ever could.
No celebratory event makes that point more conclusively and startlingly than "Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella," the extraordinary, category-defying show at Yale Repertory in New Haven.
It also reduces the amount of money for people suffering from ailments more conclusively linked to the Sept. 11 attacks, namely lung and other respiratory sicknesses.
Nowhere did she prove this more conclusively than in the TV series Damages, as Patty Hewes, the top-flight lawyer with a Machiavellian knack for manipulation and a flexible approach to right and wrong.
