Sentence examples for conclusive it was from inspiring English sources

While the analysis of groundwater chemistry was not conclusive, it was encouraging to find that no well with high nitrate levels was found in the areas classified as being of low risk suggesting that the DRASTIC model for this area provided a conservative estimate of low risk areas.

Since family members for our patients are not available to study, and mathematical inference is occasionally not conclusive, it was our goal to devise a novel, direct lab-based method to align marker alleles into haplotypes, using a nanofluidic approach.

None of this is conclusive; it's merely suggestive.

While I don't feel the posts are conclusive, it's something that warrants further investigation.

While the evidence is still not conclusive, it is pretty strong.

Wikipedia says: "Although such evidence is not seen as conclusive, it is sometimes regarded as an invitation to more rigorous scientific study of the phenomenon in question".

Although this example is by no means conclusive, it is possible that the cheetahs' low genetic variation — unlike the lions' more extensive variation — meant that none of them had the right immune system gene variants to fend off the disease.

But the researchers say the evidence is not conclusive: it is hard to do dietary studies because people either do not remember what they have eaten or they lie about it.

The evidence for this is the rising crime rates in some cities. (But that data too are far from conclusive). It's an incredibly cynical assertion, and frankly, one that holds police officers in rather low regard.

Although comparing such numbers with this year's Bundesliga figures is not exactly conclusive, it is hard to imagine either league posting growth to match the German league's 7.2 percent.

Yet, even if Dangour's results were more conclusive, it's unclear what scientists would do with that information.