Yet, while as we have seen (section 3), Hume certainly saw it as part of the road to "true philosophy," he does not view Newton's achievement as a decisive advance in knowledge of nature but, instead, as decisive evidence for the claim that nature will remain unknowable in principle.
Finally, in the case of data from the gal system, all approaches agree that the data are drawn from a FF.I1.AND model (the Bayes factor of FF.I1.AND to model FF.C1.OR.1 is 58.55, which can be interpreted as decisive evidence in favour of the incoherent FF motif according to [ 21]), which agrees with current knowledge [ 7].
Unless one can re-evolve a eukaryote, none of the microbial experiments I proposed can be considered as decisive evidence.
The colony count observed in the fountain, while very high, should be viewed as supportive but not decisive evidence of the fountain being the source.
Let's suppose the tape was decisive evidence of genocide.
According to calculated Bayes factors, there was decisive evidence of a hands effect in all conditions.
In LG17, seven SNPs displayed decisive evidence of selection and four of these SNPs, associated with oxygen at surface, were within the LD region (fig. 3).
Many physicians do not understand why large segments of their patients use CAM when research generally has failed to provide decisive evidence of efficacy.
EPS and PPI also showed decisive evidence of symmetric epistasis (i.e., strain-pair effects that are reflected in the diagonal; MIP[v] = 1).
Still, the gulf war was not as decisive as some of its proponents had hoped.
