Sentence examples for conclusively due to from inspiring English sources

Normality distribution was assumed but it could not be tested conclusively due to the small sample size of each group.

It was found that the failure had initiated at a contact region between the vibrating shaft and the fuel rod holder jig and a fatigue crack was propagated although it was difficult to prove it conclusively due to the heavily oxidized fracture surface.

We could not comment on this conclusively due to unavailability of large genome-wide datasets in public domain on RNA binding proteins and their interactions.

Despite the potent activity of these probes, specific labeling events were not conclusively observed due to a considerable degree of nonspecific protein binding.

In only 3 (2.0%) of cases were adjudicators unable to determine the linkage status conclusively, possibly due to HIV-1 dual or superinfection followed by recombination of viral strains.

However, this property was not conclusively demonstrated due to the absence of dose-response curves for the (R) and (S) forms of 1-octen-3-ol.

The other metabolites M1 and M3 have not been conclusively identified due to the unavailability of authentic standards.

Unfortunately, this study is limited in determining the full impact of stage by the screening programme as it was not possible to ascertain the stage of every tumour in the cohort and, although the trend for the screening programme to identify tumours at an early stage was strong, it has not been conclusively proven due to relatively large amounts of missing staging data.

Although some trends are apparent, such as undertreatment of men and those with lower education, we cannot comment conclusively on these observations due to the limited sample size and cross-sectional nature of the study.

In summary, different representations of interictal (and ictal) activity have been related to BOLD changes within regions known to be affected; more sophisticated representations have been leading to better results [Leite et al., 2013; Vulliemoz et al., 2010], but no study so far has identified an optimal approach conclusively, in large part due to the limitations of the 'gold standard'.

While older male children face less malnutrition (OR = −0.048; p-value = 0.002) we cannot say so conclusively for the female children due to child age being insignificant (OR = −0.002; p-value = 0.915).