Another source of conflict may occur in diagnosing the source of the patient's condition, with patients fully convinced that an additional examination (often identified through an Internet search) will determine conclusively the cause of their problem and allow them to choose an effective treatment.
In a recent study, Laviola et al. (2006) demonstrated conclusively that a carefully chosen, small dose of chlorpyrifos can accelerate some aspects of neurodevelopment, even while damaging other aspects.
We have not conclusively agreed, in 2015, that women have the right to walk the streets, wearing whatever they choose, without being shouted and whistled at.
(If you had to choose between remaking a French romantic farce or a Japanese ghost story, the latter would be much the safer bet, as movie history pretty conclusively demonstrates).
Science can conclusively specify the procedure that yields the highest ROC, but choosing the appropriate tradeoff between hits and false alarms on a given ROC is a matter for policymakers to decide.
But that official said the protected status could change should it be conclusively determined that once major combat operations were over and he left power, Mr. Hussein chose to play a role in subsequent attacks against nonmilitary targets that killed or wounded large numbers of noncombatants in violation of the laws of war.
Of course, a certain bully chose not to attend, but that only allowed for the evening's highlight: watching Megyn Kelly conclusively prove that the way to prevail over a bully is to not back down.
The time period for TNF-α treatment was chosen based on our results as shown in Fig. 3. Taken together these results conclusively demonstrate that TRAF2 is necessary for TNF-α mediated MLK3 activation.
For this study, we chose patients whose cases were consistent with sarcoidosis or in whom an alternative diagnosis was made conclusively.
It is a little surprising, however, that a supra-national supervisory court chose to reverse what, on any account, is the exercise of a discretion which one might think is better determined conclusively by a national court.
