Sentence examples for a more conclusive interpretation from inspiring English sources

A further improvement in the semantic interpretation and consistency of discovered topics might be achieved by exploring variations of topic models that consider word bigrams – the reoccurrence of e.g. the bigram "biodiversity loss" allows a more conclusive interpretation of a topic than the individual occurrence of the two words "biodiversity" and "loss".

The relatively low correlation (R2 = 0.44) between δ18O and d-excess value suggests complex relationship that requires more data representing single event rains and vertical atmospheric profiles in order to reach more conclusive interpretations.

The presence of a control group of patients without MDD or GAD allows a more conclusive and comprehensive interpretation of the results.

A full road test will provide a more conclusive answer.

It would be hard to think of a more conclusive verdict.

The debate is unlikely to be settled until a more conclusive study, now under way and involving more than 50,000 people, is concluded.

We conclude by suggesting experimental approaches that might provide a more conclusive test of the hypothesis.

It is for further studies to build on the reported findings and arrive at a more conclusive position.

In order to compare field degradation rates with a single trigger value, normalization could aid arrival at a more conclusive decision.

Nevertheless, to obtain a more conclusive result, a larger population of samples would be desirable.

Research therefore should investigate the underlying mechanisms to come to a more conclusive hypothesis.