Sentence examples for conclusively combined from inspiring English sources
More conclusively, combined with Mr Cameron's social liberalism, the tax proposal has confirmed his shift away from finger-in-the-dyke conservatism towards a sunnier version of it.This version has something in common with Margaret Thatcher's, who was also an exception to the general rule of Tory pessimism.
The results suggest that ICE and LSNV may act together as component causes of MSGS, but this cannot be proven conclusively without single and combined bioassays using purified preparations of both ICE and LSNV.
Combined, our data conclusively demonstrate the functional existence of hASBT dimers and higher order oligomers irrespective of cysteine-mediated covalent bonds, thereby providing greater understanding of its topological assembly at the membrane surface.
These combined results indicate conclusively that ThbZIP1 plays a critical role in ROS scavenging, which prevents the oxidative damage of cells and decreases cell death.
Noticeable within this clade is that neither the analyses of the individual genes nor the combined data set conclusively support that the representative of the antshrike genus Sakesphorus (Sakesphorus bernardi) is phylogenetically separated from the Thamnophilus antshrikes.
In these studies, neither strain Streptomyces sp. AC5 nor strain Streptomyces sp AC7 conclusively removed PCP in MM but combined the constructed two-member consortium removed approximately 6% of PCP, demonstrating that synergistic interactions between both strains may be involved in the degradation of PCP.
Today, Quick reiterated his belief that doping controls were still inadequate because human growth hormone remains undetectable and the new, combined blood and urine test for EPO cannot conclusively detect use beyond a several-day window.
The mechanisms underlying the enhanced antitumor effects of the combined treatments may differ among the antiangiogenic agents, and have not been determined conclusively.
Overall, while the results of this study do not identify clearly pathogenic mutations of SLX4 contributing to breast cancer risk, further genetic analysis, combined with functional assays of the identified rare variants, may be warranted to conclusively assess the potential link with the disease.
Part of the difficulty in conclusively identifying and confirming genes for autism is thought to arise from the heterogeneity of phenotypes of ASD combined with the relatively small sample sizes in the various studies.
