"conclusive example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an example that confirms or supports a conclusion. For example, "The conclusive example of the efficiency of the product demonstrated its superiority over other similar products."
Maybe the property is not intrinsic if whether or not something is an arm or a leg is extrinsic, so perhaps this isn't a conclusive example, but it seems troubling.
Leaving these and related issues for future research, the present study already represents a conclusive example for the potential of mathematical modeling in optimizing empirical IgG treatment protocols.
Hippocampal CA1 and CA3 neurons sampled randomly in large numbers in primate brain show conclusive examples of hierarchical encoding of task specific information.
In that same year, David J Hayes, deputy secretary of the US Department of the Interior, wrote a public letter stating that USGS research showed that there were no conclusive examples that wastewater injection triggered major earthquakes, even when it happened near a known fault.
Along with nominating Red, The Tourist and Burlesque as best picture contenders (ha!), there are few more conclusive examples of the utter bankruptcy of the Golden Globes than its fawning recognition of Madonna's stinkingly abysmal W.E. (2011, StudioCanal, 15).
More conclusive examples of this highly regarded violinist's work will undoubtedly appear in the near future.
To date, however, there have been no conclusive examples linking genetic damage with perturbation of endocrine function and adverse effects in vivo.
To date, however, there have been no conclusive examples in wildlife linking genetic damage with perturbation of endocrine function and adverse effects in vivo.
This latter process of evolving an entirely new function is known to be incredibly rare and there are few conclusive examples of it in the literature (Escriva et al. 2006; Van Damme et al. 2007; Deng et al. 2010).
The evidence for an increased risk of lung cancer in exposed workers is not conclusive; for example, studies of metalworkers have generally shown negative results (Calvert et al, 1998; NIOSH, 1998), whereas increases have been observed in the majority of studies of workers in the printing industry (Tolbert, 1997).
"This is one of the most conclusive, compelling examples that's been brought to light about toxic algae affecting mammals," says JoAnn Burkholder, a marine ecologist at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.
