"conclusively claim" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to assert a point in a very confident manner. For example: "This new evidence conclusively claims that humans are responsible for climate change."
Although one cannot conclusively claim the predictive superiority of the WNC-based method on the basis of these observations, this analysis provides additional evidence of the potential predictive sensitivity and specificity of this approach.
We have also re-written relevant portions of the text to emphasize that all we can conclusively claim is that there is a pattern of stabilizing/destabilizing mutations, and that the three most destabilizing mutations make disproportionate contributions to immune escape.
Readers of this article establish this latter claim conclusively, having passed from a simple zygote to a complex organism composed of trillions of specialized cells.
However, as the actual border between L3 or L2b/L and NCM cannot be seen in the structural MR image and is not precisely reported in more detailed histological studies (Fortune & Margoliash, 1992), we are not able to make such a claim conclusively.
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People will recall that, not so long ago, Senator James Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, in order to conclusively demonstrate that claims of man-made climate change were false, made a snowball after a February storm and threw it on the Senate floor.
Or you can spring $5 for a carton of A2 milk if you don't mind handing money to a company that's yet to conclusively prove its claims, and if you're aware of the placebo effect.
Courteously, but conclusively, Parker showed how claims that Chamberlain was buying time in order to resist Hitler were without foundation.
The Pakistani government did not link Saeed with the attack conclusively, however, and he claimed to have renounced violence.
American and British officials have repeatedly indicated that they have intelligence information that can conclusively disprove Iraq's claims to have no unconventional weapons programs.
The Dalai Lama's confidence in "critical investigation" means that "if scientific analysis were conclusively to demonstrate certain claims in Buddhism to be false, then we must accept the findings of science and abandon those claims," he wrote in "The Universe in a Single Atom".
