'conclusive part' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the part of a sentence or argument which brings it to a logical conclusion. For example, "She had given her all in the audition; the conclusive part was her song, which she sang with passion and emotion."
However, existing experimental and modeling studies on the occurrence of illitization and related performance impacts are not conclusive, in part because the relevant couplings between the thermal, hydrological, chemical, and mechanical (THMC) processes have not been fully represented in the models.
The results of phylogenetic analysis of the AANAT family presented here were not entirely conclusive owing, in part, to the relatively small number of phylogenetically informative positions in the multiple sequence alignment of the AANAT family, and in part, to the non-uniformity of evolutionary rates, and perhaps, to a rapid divergence associated with evolutionary transitions.
Such studies are far from conclusive, experts say, in part because there are so few of them.
Our detection of these larger transcripts provided substantial evidence for differential processing, though still not conclusive, suggesting this might be part of the basis for the miRNA expression in specific tissues or developmental stages in peach.
This is due to the Mexican government's reluctance to release any conclusive figures and because many parts of Mexico don't have the capability to effectively monitor how many people are being murdered.
The referendum was different – 72% of the electorate took part and delivered a conclusive majority vote.
So not conclusive on whether autoplay videos is part of the problem.
It is a miracle, no?" Purita, for his part, is proud, but less conclusive.
"The intelligence is early and not conclusive, but the feeling is Al Qaeda was part of the bombing plot, probably in conjunction with a local Islamic militant organization," Mr. Graham said.
