Sentence examples for conclusive explanations from inspiring English sources

Although taken together all these mechanisms provide a plausible explanation for the development of the North American cratonic sequences, they are certainly not definitive, conclusive explanations.

Taken together, to date, research does not provide conclusive explanations for the variation in the growth trajectory that men and women would like their venture to follow (i.e., their growth intention) (Bulanova et al. 2016; Dutta & Thornhill, 2008).

This study is descriptive and thus cannot provide conclusive explanations for the observed temporal trends.

Different etiologies for the GI symptoms may explain the difficulties to find conclusive explanations in scientific reports.

However, despite the bulk of gathered information, conclusive explanations for the etiology of the multifactorial repeat-breeding syndrome have yet to be provided.

In this respect, this paper highlights the need for accurately assessing the conclusive explanations reported in scientific papers so as to avoid the spread of inaccurate or misleading information on gasoline toxicity in nonscientific papers and in mass-media messages.

It is hard to see any simple or conclusive explanation for this wide appeal.

A conclusive explanation so far has escaped scientists studying the ailment, colony collapse disorder, since it first surfaced around 2005.

The "in and out diffusion" hypothesis does not provide a conclusive explanation of the buildup displayed by some polyelectrolyte multilayer film systems.

The hundreds of thousands of Argentines who marched on February 18th to commemorate Mr Nisman's death will not be satisfied with anything less than a conclusive explanation.

But whereas, say, Richard Powers's most recent novel, "The Echo Maker," is explicitly about the phenomenology of this delusion, complete with a barrage of neurological facts, Galchen's novel more boldly denies us the comfort of a conclusive explanation.