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An Afghan civil war bubbling along Shia-Sunni lines with no side triumphing conclusively may offer the U.S. its only exit strategy.

The electron affinities of the noble gases have not been measured conclusively, so they may or may not have slightly negative values.

However, he stresses that the background knowledge is not knowledge in the sense of being conclusively established; it may be challenged at any time, especially if it is suspected that its uncritical acceptance may be responsible for difficulties which are subsequently encountered.

If the House legislation fails conclusively, the Senate may resume bipartisan negotiations on a deal.

Conclusively, this nanosystem may be explored as a vehicle for pH-responsive targeting of therapeutic proteins in cancer nanomedicine where tumors are known to have varying pH micro-environments.

Sometimes ultrasound may conclusively diagnose ectopic pregnancy if it shows an extrauterine gestational sac with a yolk sac or embryo; more frequently, ultrasound is only suggestive of an ectopic pregnancy showing the presence of an adnexal mass (the most common sonographic finding in ectopic pregnancy) and pelvic free fluid [34, 38, 39].

The only disease whose symptoms match those on display and which has not been conclusively ruled out may be narcolepsy, a neurological affliction leading to sudden and prolonged sleep and occasionally difficulty moving and speaking or hallucinations while awake.

The only disease whose symptoms match those on display and which has not been conclusively ruled out may be narcolepsy, a neurological affliction leading to sudden and prolonged sleep and occasional difficulty moving and speaking or hallucinations while awake.

While not conclusively proven, there may be beneficial effects on hemodynamic outcomes.

Future studies involving fat-suppressed or IDEAL-based measurement [ 46] may conclusively identify muscle-tissue water variations independent of lipid content change.

Prospective studies are needed that assess lactation more precisely and completely in relation to changes in oral glucose tolerance and body adiposity to determine conclusively whether lactation may delay or prevent future diabetes.