Sentence examples for both conclusively from inspiring English sources

The "Department of Homeland Security" is a joke, a waste of money we don't have, a redundant department of massive irrelevance, not to mention a public relations nightmare, as Mr. Tom Ridge, followed by Ms. Napolitano, have both conclusively proved, with duties that could be performed by another agency or better yet, shared.

Conclusively, both the extracts showed enhanced WBS, rate of wound contraction, skin collagen tissue development, and early epithelisation.

As both Nathan Fuller and Greg Mitchell conclusively documented yesterday, Manning's descriptions match perfectly what he said in those chats when he thought nobody would ever hear what he was saying.

Both studies conclusively underline that the cardiac disease manifestation is the major cause of premature death in desminopathies.

Despite the differences in topology between the rRNA and RPB1 phylogenies, Shimodaira-Hasegawa and Kishino-Hasegawa tests of both phylogenies conclusively rejected monophyly of the asexual Nosema/ Vairimorpha species.

Regardless of these differences, however, both studies conclusively show that distinct Shh-expressing progenitor pools give rise to distinct types of DA neurons as defined at later embryonic or postnatal stages.

Conclusively, both types of cell deaths are ultimately different from each other.

Not only have cases of hybrid speciation been demonstrated conclusively both in plants and animals [ 7- 11], but hybridization is now implicated in the generation of whole adaptive radiations in plants [ 12, 13], animals [ 14- 16] and prokaryotes [ 17] (reviewed in [ 18, 19]).

The really great performers come off as a little of both: Bill Clinton and Barack Obama demonstrated that conclusively at the convention earlier this week.

A rash of satanic ritual abuse claims in the 1980's and 90's -- claims that were never substantiated but destroyed families and ruined reputations -- demonstrated fairly conclusively that both adults and children sometimes report things they think happened that didn't.

Researchers say the gene, found in both mice and humans, conclusively links high-fat diets to heart disease.