Sentence examples for conclusive score from inspiring English sources

But with his anticipation and, again, his desire, he moved toward the ball and from 11 meters, or 36 feet, gave Morgan De Sanctis not a ghost of a chance of preventing the final, conclusive score.

Polls in Le Figaro, a newspaper that backs the president, showed his decisions to have majority support, although similar polls in other publications offered less conclusive scores.

In case two TMA tissue cores were scored differently, conclusive scoring was made on a conventional paraffin section from the tumor.

The victory was as conclusive as the score suggested.

Studies without sufficient information to make a conclusive judgment were scored "unclear".

But league officials in Toronto analyzed the replay and sent word back that there was no conclusive video that Richards scored.

However, global comparisons of lncRNA specificity scores and mRNA specificity scores were less conclusive; lncRNAs appeared to be more stage-specific than the full set of annotated mRNAs, but this difference was not clear when we compared lncRNAs to only lowly expressed mRNAs [Additional file 40].

"Off-score values are only part of the picture, which is why releasing three off-scores is not conclusive of anything, even if they are close to those cut-off limits," he said.

While I wouldn't try to convince a dyed-in-the-wool BlackBerry aficionado of that, the scores are pretty conclusive: on a 1,000 point scale, purely touch screen devices rated the highest in satisfaction (817 points), versus devices with just a physical keyboard (782), and devices with a mix of both (785).

In current medical diagnosis, IQ scores alone are not conclusive for a finding of intellectual disability.

Then the surgeon will be asked to evaluate the conclusive 2D-images according to the scoring protocol for anatomical reduction and fixation, which is developed in the AMC.