Sentence examples for a conclusively from inspiring English sources

None of the other examined species were found to have a conclusively positive or negative response to urbanization.

However, for complex diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases and neurological disorders, a conclusively defined set of disease-associated genes might not be yet available.

You may need to avoid certain foods, or eat them only moderately; for instance, high consumption of raw kale and other cruciferous vegetables has a conclusively proven link to thyroid problems.

In a word, an exception, far from 'proving' a rule, conclusively refutes it".

By this statement, he presumably means to say that one is never in a position to conclusively assert that a hypothesis is true, while one may be in a position to conclusively assert that a hypothesis is false.

But without invasive procedures (bronchoscopy with broncho-alveolar lavage), it is very difficult to rule out conclusively a bacterial infection as a cause of ACS.

Both sides said they hoped to agree by June on a process to conclusively resolve the dispute, although such a resolution would probably await action by Congress.

The fossil has a mix of traits that supports, although not conclusively, a controversial idea about the identity of the earliest mollusks.

Conclusively, a larger initial preheating temperature perturbation, a greater gas inlet velocity and a smaller equivalence ratio can lead to a more serious inclination.

Conclusively, an anxious state before an unsignaled aversive event might favor a return of contextual anxiety.

The regulation of a single gene is rarely sufficient to conclusively demonstrate a specific exposure, but a combination of responses would together potentially increase the degree of evidence.