Sentence examples similar to are conclusive enough from inspiring English sources

Such a negative discovery might be conclusive enough for most legends to pass from rock-hard belief to literary artifacts of prescientific cultures living in a world of limited horizons and boundless mystery.

At issue is whether intelligence that Israel presented months ago to the White House — to support claims that Syria had begun early work on what could become a nuclear weapons program with help from North Korea — was conclusive enough to justify military action by Israel and a possible rethinking of American policy toward the two nations.

The immunohistochemical tests conducted by the CDC were conclusive enough to warrant treating the patient with ribavirin; the RT-PCR tests, conducted at the same time, confirmed the immunohistochemical results.

There have only been a smattering of studies into the sexual health of sex workers, and none have been conclusive enough to make any kind of definitive statement.

Furthermore, any type of immigration "deal" that's been previously floated around by White House staffers or surrogates has not been conclusive enough to be deemed credible by immigration advocates.

If the evidence against asbestos was conclusive enough to push for a ban nearly 30 years ago, it should be sufficient reason to ensure America's children are protected from it.

Nevertheless, the profound mutational heterogeneity that is found in acquired resistant tumours challenges the current idea that DNA sequence information (from biopsies, or circulating DNA/tumour cells) will be conclusive enough to inform decisions with regard to salvage therapies in progressed patients with acquired resistance.

Simulation results are conclusive.

Some of these are conclusive.

Neither of which are conclusive.

While there is certainly purifying selection acting on certain regions of the Nsp gene, the findings of positive selection should be viewed with caution and are not conclusive enough to warrant rejection of H0-demography in favor of H2-diversifying/balancing selection.