The phrase "conclusive by" is not a correct phrase in English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "conclusive to" or the phrase "conclusive of." For example, "The results of the test were conclusive to the diagnosis."
Its decisions have been patiently waited for and accepted as legally conclusive by the general judgment of the public.
'While no piece of evidence is conclusive by itself, I'm sure we have found our woman,' Foster told the Times.
The evidence concerning the harmful effects of sodium has been characterized as "overwhelming" by the American Medical Association and "conclusive" by the World Health Organization.
The genetic evidence was not conclusive by itself but made a strong case combined with the historical evidence that Hemings had indeed become Jefferson's mistress after the death of his wife, Martha.
There has been continuing controversy about the cause of his death, but the evidence used by some to support the theory that Napoleon was poisoned is not considered conclusive by many scholars.
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.
The inter-observer disagreements (kappa statistics: 0.91) were reviewed a second time, followed by a conclusive decision by both pathologists.
The inter-observer disagreements were reviewed a second time, followed by a conclusive judgment by both pathologists.
The inter-observer disagreements (approximately 6% of total cases) were reviewed for a second time, followed by a conclusive judgment by both observers.
Despite Ahmed's acknowledgement of the shortcomings of coverage last Easter, the BBC responded to yesterday's conclusive vote by the Church of England by saying it was "encouraged to hear so many supportive views expressed in the General Synod".
Less conclusive support by ML, but reasonable support by MP and BI, was observed for the monophyly of the tribe Aedini (node C).
