Sentence examples for conclusively proves that from inspiring English sources

Any objective review of the hospital records, investigative reports and toxicological analyses of the patients who suddenly, inexplicably and conveniently died during a four-hour period while waiting to be evacuated on Sept. 1 conclusively proves that these individuals were euthanized.

Mr McCain says he will hold another meeting in a fortnight's time, to give the moguls enough time to clear their schedules.He convened the hearings to discuss a Federal Trade Commission report that conclusively proves that the entertainment industry deliberately markets the vast bulk of its "R-rated" products (which are supposed to be restricted to adults) to children as young as 12.

Olivia returns to Matthew the next day and confirms the case is closed, but not before collecting a skin sample that, should she ever need it, conclusively proves that it was Matthew in the amber before.

Until the research is in and conclusively proves that there are direct health benefits of prostate massage, we're focused on one thing and one thing only: how fucking good it feels".

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

The data shown in Fig.  5a and b conclusively proves that the 3'-labelling of the tRNAs is mediated by CCA-NTase activity and not by poly (A) polymerase.

Some doctors caution that medical research has not yet conclusively proved that link.

That didn't become clear until 1950 -- several centuries later -- when Dr. Willem Dicke, a Dutch pediatrician, conclusively proved that gluten was the culprit.

In sum, our survey evidence suggests (but certainly does not conclusively prove) that third party candidates did not play a decisive "spoiler" effect in this year's presidential election result.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) reviewed the claims about A2 milk in a 2009 study, which concluded that although digestion of A1 protein releases BCM-7 in humans too, it couldn't conclusively prove that BCM-7 caused significant symptoms.

Several large-scale studies have characterized known variants of the CHEK2 gene [ 7- 9], conclusively proving that CHEK2 is a breast cancer susceptibility gene.