Sentence examples for conclusive understanding from inspiring English sources

There is no conclusive understanding of which reduction method has advantages over the others.

Previous work has indicated that there is no conclusive understanding of the phase interaction mechanisms in CS beyond high-Mach number drag laws.

All of those dependences should be optimized together in order to reach a comprehensive, conclusive understanding of MNPs and maximize T1 or T2 relaxivity and specific absorption rate (SAR) to chemically engineer an ideal nanoagent.

The objective of this review paper is to develop conclusive understanding on the methane production, oxidation, and emission and methane measurement techniques from rice field along with its mitigation/abatement mechanism to explore the possible reduction techniques from rice ecosystem.

A complete and conclusive understanding of aromatase inhibition has remained elusive because of limited understanding of conformational changes of aromatase upon ligand binding and the effects of interactions with the active site and the heme iron on ligand affinities [26 28].

There are many hypotheses regarding the underlying dynamics without yet a conclusive understanding.

This issue leads to high difficulties in deriving conclusive models for understanding disease symptomatology.

Effective water resource management in these regions requires conclusive evidence and understanding of the effects of LULC changes on groundwater recharge and surface runoff.

For this reason, the traditional strategy of using high-dose B[a]P to evaluate toxicity is not conclusive for an understanding of the carcinogenic mechanism of B[a]P in humans.

Fifth, The fact that the company, under the act of 1864, issued its mortgage to secure the same amount of bonds as it was entitled to receive from the government, and made the interest thereon payable half-yearly, is conclusive as to the understanding of the company when it filed its assent to the provisions of the act.

Consequently, conclusive LCTEM experiments require understanding the effects of the electron-irradiation history on each sample.