Sentence examples for conclusive at from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, it is important to remember that these fatality rates are just a snapshot in time from a less than statistically significant number of tracks, and cannot be considered scientifically conclusive at this point".

"People are attracted to the idea of a plebiscite because at first glance it seems like a circuit breaker, but what Eric Abetz is saying shows it won't be conclusive at all, and he's right about that".

Graphene is also considered to have excellent biocompatibility properties (although research into potential toxicity is not conclusive at this stage).

"They are doing tasks already that would be beneficial in their daily lives and I think that's fairly conclusive at this point".

Although not conclusive at this point, a body of literature has indicated that in general, worse health can be found in societies with more unequal income distributions and numerous studies have concluded that more equal societies not only have better health [3, 4, 10] but also less health inequalities [11, 12].

I would say the evidence on this is not conclusive at all about the types of effects that happen there.

UK guidance on perioperative management of hip-fracture patients on warfarin therapy is confusing at worst and non-conclusive at best.

Electromyography (EMG) was performed in two patients: in one (Patient II-2) the results were non-conclusive at the age of 2 months, while in the second (Patient II-1) needle EMG performed at the age of 1 year was compatible with a myopathic lesion; no denervation activity was detected and numerous low-voltage polyphasic motor units, most evident in quadriceps, were recorded.

That might seem conclusive enough at first glance, but at second glance it leaves plenty of scope for dispute.

"The league's position is that there is no conclusive evidence at this point.

Nor could he possibly know that exactly one year later, the Aztecs would meet conclusive defeat at Cortés's hands.