The phrase "and cannot be conclusively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that cannot be definitively proven or established.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and cannot be conclusively linked to the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "and cannot be definitively" or "and cannot be firmly".
Finally, owing to the above-mentioned significant heterogeneity, any definitive conclusion about ORR, TTP, and CB cannot be conclusively affirmed.
One concern is that the temporal relationship between magnesium, or the calcium/magnesium ratio, and carcinogenesis cannot be conclusively determined.
However, this read has equal similarity to the paralogous site in NANOGP9 and thus cannot be conclusively assigned to NANOGP8.
However, there remains the possibility that later erosional or depositional events deformed the original topography of scoria cones and produced the current morphology and topography, which cannot be conclusively determined without accurate in situ observations.
This is why we ought to de-link the identities of users from the submitted ratings such that individual users and their ratings cannot be conclusively linked to each other.
However, until other possible routes of viral dissemination are analyzed and excluded, whether wild migratory birds are the primary source of influenza (H5N1) virus transmission and infection of poultry cannot be conclusively determined.
However, these conclusions cannot be conclusively drawn for other behavioral domains.
However, the quality of the studies varied and some of these outcomes cannot be conclusively attributed to the mHealth intervention that was implemented from these studies alone.
The ML trees of the ATP phosphoribosyltransferase and histidinol phosphate phosphatase are inconclusive and a cyanobacterial origin for these enzymes cannot be conclusively disproved (Table S1).
