Sentence examples for conclusively, by from inspiring English sources

The RVG-mediated target-specific cellular uptake of polymeric vector was established conclusively by competitive assay.

The crimes might also be connected, suggestively — although, at the moment, far less than conclusively — by method and possible motive.

The efficacy of empiric endocrine therapy for idiopathic male infertility, however, has not been demonstrated conclusively by clinical trials.

The scientific community was only able to disprove the theory conclusively by turning over the 40-year-old cells for independent scrutiny.

It wasn't which Malevich was painfully made aware of, first by his rivals in the Russian avant-garde and then, conclusively, by the regime of Joseph Stalin.

Shortcuts in this field would never work, something that was proved conclusively by the excremental "socialist realism" introduced in the bad years that followed Lenin's death.

He also noted that "the actual occurrence of biological evolution is no longer just a theory, strongly suggested by fossil evidence, but not conclusively demonstrated by it.

This argument was first made by Knut Ångström in 1900, but was conclusively disproved by E. O. Hulburt in 1931 and military research in the 1940s.

Details about the six deaths provided to HuffPost by the Ohio Department of Health suggest that none was conclusively caused by mitragynine alone.

In conclusion, none of our linkage group assignments is conclusively contradicted by gene mapping.

The participation of extracellular enzymes in the transformation of several herbicides by some white-rot fungi, including P. chrysosporium, was conclusively demonstrated by studies performed with purified enzymes and compiled in a recent review [ 2].