Sentence examples for conclusively state that from inspiring English sources

"We can't conclusively state that racism is a cause here," Dr. Berger continued.

Wilhite picked up a lifetime achievement Webby for his invention this week and took the opportunity to conclusively state that "It is a soft 'G', pronounced 'jif'.

National- and state-level guidance documents conclusively state that fixed lighting improves intersection safety.

Thus, we can conclusively state that even the simplest form of relaying can lead to significant gains in practical implementations.

This study concludes that further experiments are required to conclusively state that the β1 nAChR subunit is expressed in the human, piglet and mouse brain.

He nevertheless refused to rule out the possibility that it had ever occurred, maintaining that the correct methodological stance was to hold an open mind on the issue, and that it would be impossible to conclusively state that no society throughout human history has ever culturally sanctioned cannibalism.

"You are aware that the DNA test conclusively states that this lampshade is made out of... ...... "I don't think I need to see the DNA test," I tell him.

It can thus be conclusively stated that phosphorylation primarily affects the electrospinning behavior by altering solution conductivities of polymers.

However, it cannot be conclusively stated that the previously reported constitution-associated variant was replicated in this study, since the FTO variant and the iroquois homeobox 3 variant are too distant (approximately 560 kb apart: Dʹ = 0.07 in Asian HapMap population) to be linked to each other.

Conclusively, the only state that had a drop in unemployment in February.

Never the less these constraints of our knowledge of baseline values mean that we cannot conclusively state based on our stable isotope results alone that the two populations differ in their trophic relationships.