If they find the timber fort gates - and it might take years - the rings on the wood could lead conclusively to a construction date.
Development on Titan started all the way back in 2006, but in 2014, after nearly a decade of expensive revisions and false starts, the game was conclusively abandoned, and lead designer Jeffrey Kaplan had to move on.
With that finding, he conclusively linked a lead biomarker to cognitive decline and sparked efforts to remove the metal from gasoline, which was the largest source of human exposure at the time.
The excellent in vitro activity conclusively revealed that our lead compound is efficient enough to eradicate both visceral and topical leishmaniasis.
The cumulative meta-analysis reported by Gilbody et al, and Bower et al [ 60, 70] demonstrated conclusively that collaborative care leads to better clinical outcomes, and that the important collaborative components were systematic identification of patients, professional background of staff and specialist supervision.
Evidence from Britain and around the world conclusively demonstrates that rent controls lead to poorer quality accommodation, fewer homes being rented and ultimately higher rents – hurting those most in need.
In addition to increased SLN positivity, it has been suggested (although not conclusively proven) that MLBD may lead to a worse prognosis, both in terms of locoregional recurrence and overall survival.
At the recreational level as well as at the elite level, recent studies have shown conclusively that sports participation generally leads to increased, rather than diminished, self-esteem for girls and women as well as for boys and men.
"Based on the trend so far, I can say that the Congress will win conclusively," Congress leader Virbhadra Singh, who led the party's campaign and has been chief minister of the state for five terms, said in a televised interview.
Therefore, it cannot be conclusively determined whether intention actually leads to behaviour change as a result of an MSF intervention.
