Sentence examples for apparently conclusive from inspiring English sources
One apparently conclusive piece of evidence was an alleged phone conversation recorded between Rabei Osman and an Islamic sympathiser identified as Yahya, intercepted by Italian police after he returned home to Milan.
First, that despite the apparently conclusive results, legitimate concerns about bias and random error justified new trials.
To the extent that our example analysis applies to other meta-analyses, including Cochrane reviews, many apparently conclusive meta-analyses may in fact provide indefinite answers.
Replays weren't really conclusive either way.
Don't make questions conclusive.
Before Pereira finally appeared on the screen, Bill Leavy, the referee, upheld the ruling of the second official that there was no fumble, apparently seeing no conclusive video evidence to overturn it.
This finding supports the rationality of culling dogs indiscriminately, given the absence of conclusive means of distinguishing apparently healthy dogs (i.e., no clinical symptoms although infected) from healthy animals.
Our model performs apparently well but the apparent mismatch between CHAMP and Ørsted scalar data does not allow us to consider this test as fully conclusive.
Harvey G. Cohen's "Duke Ellington's America" (Chicago; $40) attempts to get under the skin of this apparently most imperturbable of men, and the results, if hardly conclusive, are fascinating.
Though these studies have reported that delirium was more likely in persons with apparently more severe prior cognitive impairments, it is difficult to be conclusive about the reliability of such retrospective measures.
