Sentence examples for as conclusive Evidence from inspiring English sources

Since Malament's 'mathematical result' appears to allow for various different conclusions it cannot be taken as conclusive evidence against the tenability of a particle interpretation of QFT and the same applies to Redhead's interpretation of the Reeh-Schlieder theorem.

Conan Doyle, for example, used the famous Cottingley Fairies photographs as conclusive evidence of "the existence of a spiritual realm".

Some scholars regarded such passages as conclusive evidence that racism, and in particular anti-Semitism, was inseparable from Heidegger's philosophy.

This groupthink caused the community to interpret ambiguous evidence, such as the procurement of dual-use technology, as conclusive evidence of the existence of W.M.D. programs.

In some circles, it was eagerly accepted, along with other such anecdotes, as conclusive evidence of the fraud Castro and Zelaya had alleged.

And its ruling, assuming it makes one, will no doubt be used by the winner as conclusive evidence of the rightness of his case.

"That's all precaution based on suggestions of risk that come as much from our innate alarm bells as from conclusive evidence," he said.

Neither Georgia nor its Western allies have as yet provided conclusive evidence that Russia was invading the country or that the situation for Georgians in the Ossetian zone was so dire that a large-scale military attack was necessary, as Mr. Saakashvili insists.

I would say that the three key points about this whole debate are: There is as yet no conclusive evidence that either proves or disproves the benefits of shoes or barefoot running, or links the mechanical characteristics of barefoot running to a reduced risk of injury.

Telemedicine appears to have a significant impact on the quality of ECG interpretation, but there is as yet no conclusive evidence that telemedicine affects clinical outcome in myocardial infarction.

The Times report addresses this glancingly toward the end: "Neither Georgia nor its Western allies have as yet provided conclusive evidence that Russia was invading the country or that the situation for Georgians in the Ossetian zone was so dire that a large-scale military attack was necessary, as Mr. Saakashvili insists.