Sentence examples similar to a conclusive advantage from inspiring English sources

Tuilagi's dominance in that short span transformed a precarious 15-14 lead for England into a conclusive 32-14 advantage.

There was no conclusive advantage on special teams.

As for their use as drug carriers, there remain no conclusive advantages of SWCNTs relative to MWCNTs; the defined smaller diameter may be suitable for their quality control while the defects and less stable structure make their modification easier.

Therefore, it could be argued that (1) the use of stem cells is not necessary in small defects that can be successfully treated by other means and (2) the lack of conclusive advantages does not surpass the scientific doubts, morbidity, and potential complications that stem cell therapy may possess.

Professor Diamond concedes that a few studies do not make a conclusive case for the advantages of multilingualism.

You may get 25 years of protection against Alzheimer's, which means you won't get it until you're 102 years old, so you're not going to get it at all". Professor Diamond concedes that a few studies do not make a conclusive case for the advantages of multilingualism.

Fighters and supporters suggest that time is their advantage in a war that most suspect won't have a conclusive end.

Light being reflected around inside the sandwich results in coloured interference patterns.The advantage of this complicated procedure is that it takes less than 15 minutes to generate a conclusive result.

"We will wait for a conclusive test".

These discoveries gave Simons a conclusive edge.

This is, however, by no means a conclusive answer.