Sentence examples for a definitive proof from inspiring English sources

A definitive proof of this came from Fiji.

Dr. van der Klis said that the observations were "not a definitive proof" of the phenomenon but were just what astronomers expected if it were happening around the stars.

Actually, Kant belied his own professions at the time insofar as he thought himself in possession of a definitive proof of God's existence, which he explained in his essay Der einzig mögliche Beweisgrund zu einer Demonstration des Daseyns Gottes (1763; "The Only Possible Ground for a Demonstration of the Existence of God").

However, none of these arguments constitutes a definitive proof.

Then, we question the adaptive value of sleep traits by using non-coding DNA as a metaphor that shows that the complexity in the design is not a definitive proof of adaptation.

Although some later authors considered Lemuridotherium a synonym of Archaeoindris, it was not until 1988 that Martine Vuillaume-Randriamanantena provided a definitive proof.

A more definitive proof indicating that predicted SDPs are indeed involved in specificity, would be to swap specificity of a certain PAT from one kind of substrate to another by mutating the most relevant SDPs.

However, a more definitive proof of antioxidant benefit would have been required to measure plasma levels of the administered compounds.

We propose wide-spread sampling of ancestral C+ and C- forms of the S4 gene from a bacterial gene pool as a possible explanation, but definitive proof of such an ancient event cannot be easily obtained.

Even if a positive correlation were found, this would be a first step, not definitive proof of our concept.

For a fleeting moment, the special operators and intelligence people felt they had definitive proof of a link between a Kashmiri militant movement and the jihad in Iraq.