Sentence examples for almost conclusive from inspiring English sources

However, it is almost conclusive that the presence of nanoparticles suspended in a base fluid does increase the critical heat flux of the boiling system.

With the recent big win of DeepMind in the game of Go, a game considered to be more complex than chess, it is almost conclusive that machines are capable of meeting or beating humans on logic.

However, unlike cervical carcinoma, with its almost conclusive association with HPV, the causal role of HPV infection in EC remains controversial.

Roughly speaking, tests with positive LRs greater than or equal to 10 or negative LRs less than or equal to 0.1 will cause almost conclusive, "strong" changes in post-test probability of disease.

Our results mirror those of a number of studies [ 12, 22]; in further support of the evidence for positive association between prevalence of multimorbidity and increasing age which has been described as almost conclusive [ 18].

And though by the end of her short, cometic life, Garland had made 32 films, 60 television appearances and almost 400 radio shows, "Judy at Carnegie Hall" is the most conclusive document we have of her extraordinary talent.

The most conclusive method to assess this type of brain damage, Dr. Cantu said, was to examine parts of the brain microscopically for tears and tangles, but such a test is done almost exclusively post-mortem.

The meteorological inquiry was the most conclusive.

Hoy blasted to the front with a lap and three quarters to go, a trademark move that almost seemed conclusive enough to give him his second gold of London.

Since the southern and eastern regions of the country are almost unknown archaeologically, conclusive evidence is absent, but at the moment it does not appear that their prehistory was artistically rich.

3 4 However, the epidemiological evidence is not conclusive and almost no pre-diagnostic data are available from European populations.