Sentence examples for be conclusive about from inspiring English sources

Part of what is meant to be conclusive about her proof is that she spent $6 million bringing it together.

It isn't possible to be conclusive about differences among the heritage birds after tasting just one of each type.

"His doctors have generally not betrayed him, so there is no way to be conclusive about this kind of information".

And those near-term results cannot be conclusive about the main stent safety issue now worrying doctors — the long-term risk of potentially fatal blood clots.

To be conclusive about any of this, though, Mr. Büntgen said much more research would be necessary to have better data about cultivation and harvests.

Experts say the ability to dissect ancient diets so thoroughly is a tantalizing tool but that this particular study is too geographically limited to be conclusive about cave lions.

"What we do know is that she finished work at 9pm... she was last seen at home at 11pm and has not been seen since," he said, adding that a post-mortem examination had not been conclusive about the cause of death and that forensic tests were continuing.

The evidence of Venona, the transcripts of the Soviet secret signal traffic intercepted and decrypted by American intelligence, is conclusive about the extent of that operation: with a strange irony, one could say that McCarthy didn't know the half of it.

However, neither approach was conclusive about the evolution of the typhoid agents, largely due to the difficulty to have the divergent and convergent genomic events to be unambiguously distinguished.

Nowadays, literature is conclusive about the fact that tumor immunology plays an important role for local lymph node metastasis [ 11- 13].

None of these findings are conclusive about the nature and extent of the hazards, but they may be sufficient to support precautionary action.