Sentence examples for conclusively improved from inspiring English sources

According to the results obtained under the described experimental conditions, at the same maturity level, the growth performance, the age at slaughter and the main carcass characteristics were conclusively improved by crossbreeding of the Santa Inês ewes with the Dorper rams, making the use of local sheep breeds possible, to efficiently meet the needs of the domestic market.

64 Taken together, the mixed evidence to date does not conclusively link improved WASH conditions with improved child growth and the field would benefit from additional efficacy studies.

Our results conclusively demonstrate improved therapeutic efficacy when wt-p53 gene is administered into the tumor bearing mice in combination with gemcitabine.

As of yet, no therapy has been demonstrated conclusively to improve symptoms or renal function in this group of patients.

Conclusively, HDM SCIT provided improved tolerability to HDM allergens in skin and lungs.

In Rwanda, the phased, randomized roll out of a national performance-based payment scheme for primary health care providers (based on pilot experiences) enabled the government to demonstrate conclusively that this approach improved certain key utilization and quality indicators at scale.

The EORTC study does suggest that the incorporation of all three modalities may provide an advantage as dual modalities regardless of the scheduling or modalities used have not been shown conclusively to result in improved overall survival outcome in most randomised studies conducted to date.

Although more mothers were fully breastfeeding at the time of the satisfaction survey than they were at their first visit to the clinic, we are unable to state conclusively that attending BESS improved breastfeeding duration as we have no comparison group and we did not follow-up women to see how long they continued to breastfeed.

7 Although there is a clear rationale for the use of these agents, none has been conclusively shown to improve outcome after VKA-ICH.

Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, said: "We welcome this important report, which demonstrates conclusively that the NHS has improved dramatically in recent years and can do so in the future, but only if it continues to implement important reforms and is supported by a strong economy".

No study conclusively proves that survival is improved in BRCA1 carriers.