The same tendency was seen for FSH levels, although not as conclusive as for E2 levels.
Other features of the primary associated with higher risk of relapse or metastases are high tumour vascularity (i.e. new vessel formation at the base of an invasive melanoma) [82,83] and lymphovascular invasion (tumour invasion of the dermis microvasculature) [84]; the evidence for these factors is not as conclusive as that for those discussed earlier.
The results for the change of genetic variance upon selfing were not as conclusive as those for the change of the means (Table 1).
However, one should be careful to interpret these findings as conclusive evidence for rat invariant object recognition.
Thus, their Figure 2 can by no means be taken as conclusive evidence for the absence of any p63 isoform in BB mice.
However, once again, care should be taken before considering these findings as conclusive evidence for invariant object recognition in rats, because of several limitations in Sutherland's and coworkers' experimental approach (mostly pointed out by the authors themselves).
The multiple testing and the small number of taxa used in a study like this imply that the results presented should not be taken as conclusive evidence for positive selection, but more as an approach to searching among the thousands of genes to look for genes that may have evolved in a biologically interesting manner.
Rather than taking the absence of clear signatures of historical selection upon the Nsp gene as conclusive evidence for no fitness variation among alleles, we recognize the limitation of such indirect approaches and remain curious as to the functional effects of the extremely high amount of amino acid diversity.
In this case, the study is considered as conclusive and qualified useful for risk assessment.
For many Israelis, the weapons came as conclusive proof that Mr. Arafat was girding for war as he talked of lasting peace.
