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"We can't conclusively state that racism is a cause here," Dr. Berger continued.

"At this point, we can't conclusively say that the political and regulatory risks in Spain are eliminated," Ms. Tsoneva said.

So, if this study can't conclusively answer the Kenyan performance question, what is the study that is required?

So until we develop more ways of testing the effects of video games, we can't conclusively say whether they offer some potential in improving our cognitive abilities.

Although the death can't conclusively be linked to the spill, it's pretty coincidental, he adds.

So, this batch is definitely more diverse than that batch, but we can't conclusively say that the numbers are getting better batch over batch; hopefully YC will continue to make this demographic data available for all batches moving forward.

Obama is trying to square a circle on Iran which for the time being can't be conclusively squared.

"We can't say conclusively that intake of vitamin D is going to prevent stress fractures," said the study's lead author, Kendrin R. Sonneville, a research scientist at Children's Hospital Boston.

Any individual cancer, on its own, can't be conclusively proved to be caused by smoking.

Still, the researchers aren't dog whisperers, and they can't prove conclusively what the dogs were thinking.

Teeth found in China, Kazakhstan and possibly parts of Russia may belong to tarbosaurs but can't be conclusively identified, said Philip Currie, a paleontologist at the University of Alberta who studies Tarbosaurus and other tyrannosaurs.