Sentence examples for conclusive point from inspiring English sources

May also claims that Whiteman didn't know about the extra measures taken by Clark but since he had only been with the agency a matter of weeks that is not a conclusive point.

Alexis Petridis of The Guardian responded well to parts of the record saying "American Lifes best tracks make a mockery of virtually all other current pop music" however his conclusive point in the review was that there was not enough of good songs.

Review by Marek Kimmel, Department of Statistics, Rice University The paper makes a conclusive point concerning inaccuracies in the definition and evaluation of properties of the so-called Z-curve by its authors and other sources uncritically citing them.

The putative leucine-zipper domain of AtCYP38 (TLP40) is not conserved in OsCYP38, CYN38 and orthologs of other plants (data not shown), and the role of the domain has not been clarified after several studies, indicating that this is not a conclusive point of evolution for the proper function of this protein [ 54- 56].

Does the author reach a conclusive point?[1].

The experimental results clearly described the following conclusive points: 1.

They have a conditional quality, as if they could go in any direction, offering impressions more than conclusive points of view.

Although cytological labs in the programme undergo external quality audits every year, their results have not been published and assessed to reach conclusive points for programme improvements.

Domestically, the US fiscal situation is far from being clear and risks from abroad remain high, with the EMU debt crisis not at a conclusive turning point yet.

Results for different MICA variants were not conclusive but point toward association with RA.

But both sets rolled to what seemed like an inevitable conclusion, which was how the third set felt, too, despite its conclusive 24-point tie-break.