He described the FSA's initial announcement as a "knee jerk" reaction, saying that "they could have waited until the tests were fully conclusive".
For medicines with conditional appraisals, as the initially presented data have not been considered to be fully conclusive by the G-BA, it can be expected that the benefit rating is conservatively low.
However, given that Raman signals in some cases turn out to be quite weak, or masked by fluorescence emission, arising from pigments, binders or impurities, it is not uncommon that Raman analysis may not be fully conclusive concerning the identity of the pigment or pigments used in a painted object [26] particularly when analysis is performed in situ.
Although the imagery cannot be fully conclusive, the mortar positions are persuasive enough to require further investigations with full access to the former conflict and civilian zones.
Owing to this technical shortcoming, the taurine ancestral estimates of our study population may not be fully conclusive.
In addition, a general concern is that the study may not have sufficient power to be fully conclusive on all variables.
Myles et al. [ 18], exploring SNP polymorphism in a set of 583 cultivars (404 of which had known geographic origin), found a weak East west structure gradient; however their sample was under-representing some important regions (Caucasus, Spain, North Africa) and therefore could not be fully conclusive about genetic structure of the entire cultivated grapevine gene pool.
Tax-burden statistics are never fully conclusive, because there are dozens of ways to measure that burden.
Theory is ambiguous and prior literature is not fully conclusive.
Although we demonstrate here also an important amplifying role of TRAIL in APAP-induced hepatocyte death in vitro and liver damage in vivo, our results are not fully conclusive as how TRAIL is involved in these processes.
