Though two experiments hardly make a conclusive case, we are inclined to agree with Batson that these studies make the socially administered empathy-specific punishment hypothesis look significantly less plausible than the empathy-altruism hypothesis.
Professor Diamond concedes that a few studies do not make a conclusive case for the advantages of multilingualism.
Many scientists are awaiting those details because so far, they say, the F.B.I. has failed to make a conclusive case.
Overall, we did not find conclusive cases of intron gains more recent than 150 200 million years.
First of all, there is convincing, and in some cases conclusive evidence that the classification of solid tumours masks heterogeneous components, causing considerable difference in the prognosis, in terms of survival and response to treatment (Betensky et al, 2002).
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The issue in the case, Baze v. Rees, No. 07-5439, is not whether lethal injection, in the abstract, is constitutional or unconstitutional; the question is more specific and less conclusive than that.
Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russian intelligence, said the case appears far from conclusive — and that even if Dudley was poisoned, it might not have been the work of Russian spies.
And without them, case reports don't offer enough conclusive evidence that it's psychedelics themselves that are relieving symptoms.
