Sentence examples for be conclusively established from inspiring English sources

These hypotheses, however, cannot be conclusively established until the consequences that logically follow from them are verified through additional observations and experiments.

They noted that "the line linking the crater and the piercing of the vegetal screen can be conclusively established and has a bearing of 35 degrees".

Some editors have offered the tortured argument that they should refrain from using the word lie because it suggests knowledge of Trump's intent to mislead, which cannot be conclusively established.

Because the application of scientific principles in clinical studies which involve surgical intervention are ethically unfeasible, the true benefit of surgical intervention for Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) may never be conclusively established.

"Intelligence Break Led U.S. to Tie Envoy Killing to Iraq Qaeda Cell," by Patrick E. Tyler (Feb. 6, 2003) all but declared a direct link between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein -- a link still to be conclusively established, more than 15 months later.

A thought is said to be epistemically possible if it cannot be ruled out a priori, i.e. if its negation cannot be conclusively established without any appeal to experience.

"It has been conclusively established they are Pakistani nationals," she said.

Indeed, the effectiveness of corticosteroids was conclusively established only with the 1990 review.

As I've written before (although with a different number), it's been conclusively established that 43.58871563% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

Margaret Macdonald, whom he married in 1900, contributed a great deal to his work although the extent of her influence has not yet been conclusively established.

The extreme delicacy of plaintiff's operation and the susceptibility of outdoor moving pictures to light in any form was conclusively established by the evidence.