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The two possibilities can be conclusively distinguished by genome-wide experimental validation [ 5- 7].

Neither behavioral performance nor region-specific neuronal responses to emotional faces have conclusively distinguished rMDD from control subjects ([4] for review).

Monotreme karyotypes feature several large chromosomes and a large number of smaller chromosomes that could not be conclusively distinguished by banding patterns (Wrigley and Graves 1988a, b).

FTIR spectroscopy can conclusively distinguish between layer-type birnessite and tunnel-type todorokite [15, 34], because the broad peak at ~760 cm−1 in FTIR of Mn oxides is typically assigned to an asymmetrical Mn–O stretching vibration, corresponding to corner-sharing MnO6 octahedra, which is absent in phyllomanganate Mn oxides [34].

However, it proved very difficult to conclusively distinguish secondary introgression from ongoing parapatric differentiation.

However at the resolution used, it was not possible to conclusively distinguish the PM from the ER.

As the final outcomes of homologous recombination and alternative transposition are the same, the data do not allow us to conclusively distinguish these two mechanisms; either one is plausible.

Mostly due to technical reasons (very low activity of thylakoids isolated from Microcoleus), we are unable to conclusively distinguish between these possibilities but two sets of data support the non-radiative route.

The methods used in this study do not permit us to conclusively distinguish between incident infection, persistent infection with intermittent viral reactivation, and passive shedding of viral nucleic acids associated with latently infected cells in the absence of viral replication.

Without more detailed epidemiological modeling, the present study cannot conclusively distinguish between these causal possibilities.

Data limitations precluded us from conclusively distinguishing type 1 and type 2 diabetes.