Sentence examples for be conclusive with from inspiring English sources

The statute provides that each state's procedures for settling "any controversy or contest concerning the appointment of all or any of the electors" shall be conclusive with respect to the choice of that state's electors if the state procedures were "provided by laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors".

If we associate rights with conclusive reasons, then for at least most rights these reasons can only be conclusive with respect to some but not all competing considerations.

But the research doesn't seem to be conclusive with respect to which groups Hitler may have descended from.

Every effort was made to ensure that the qualitative phase of research was conducted in a manner that was conclusive with respect to concept elicitation and that sufficient cognitive interviews were conducted to ensure that comprehension and readability were acceptable.

However, when evaluating all available studies, the overall picture of risk was far from being conclusive with many discrepant findings.

It is not presumed that this assay is conclusive with regard to the relative cytotoxicity of bare vs gold-coated particles.

Betaine production is thought to contribute only slightly to the overall conversion of choline, and neither choline transport nor GPC degradation is conclusive with respect to their contribution to the choline pool.

Despite the limitations, we believe that our results show that falls leading to hospital contact and readmission after fast-track THA and TKA are conclusive with regards to the safety of early discharge.

Likewise, the cross-sectional data linking obesity to CAC have not been conclusive, with some studies showing positive relationships (11– 15), whereas the majority have shown neutral or negative relationships (5, 16– 23).

Alternatively, Ks analysis might be used (to track the numbers of accumulated mutations in each lineage); but mutation rates are highly variable among both genes and lineages, so Ks results may not be conclusive, even with large numbers of sampled genes and taxa.

These caveats notwithstanding, we feel that overall our resequencing results are consistent with the idea that selection was involved in the evolution of human element 2. The region of reduced polymorphism we observe, while not large enough to be conclusive, is consistent with a selective sweep.