Sentence examples for be as conclusive from inspiring English sources

"Where are these stages to be as conclusive as many claim evolution to be... ...... "God specializes in things that may be thought impossible"., according to many religious persons who say, "Expect the impossible".

Such a study cannot be as conclusive in defining the role of a single protein as a component-focused experimental study design.

"It might be that 'it's from a marsupial and it's unknown' is as conclusive as they can get," he says.

Unfortunately, little of that evidence is as conclusive as it has been portrayed, making an evaluation of Edison's seven-year academic record far more difficult than tracking its plummeting stock price.

But refusing to cut greenhouse gases until evidence is as conclusive as the sky is blue is like waiting until a patient is on a ventilator to begin treatment, Ahdoot said. . "If doctors waited for absolute certainty, they'd never treat a single patient because there's nothing that we do that's based on certainty," Ahdoot said.

However, results of bumetanide in slice experiments have not been as conclusive as those in in vivo studies (Margineanu & Klitgaard, 2006), an issue we will address in subsequent text.

The victory was as conclusive as the score suggested.

While testing in the U.S. has not been as conclusive, one thing we do know is that alcohol in mouthwash definitely reduces saliva production.

There is as yet no conclusive evidence of a causal association between EDCs and human cancer (International Programme on Chemical Safety 2002).

In contrast with the characterization of PAR dimerization in human platelets, there are as yet no conclusive data establishing a direct physical association between PAR3 and PAR4.

But nutritional testing is about as conclusive as whether there's life after death.