Sentence examples for conclusively tell from inspiring English sources

What Gordon has built is a causality pipeline – a set of tools and techniques that, he hopes, will more conclusively tell us how our microbes affect our health, and take us from guesswork and speculation to actual answers.

The truth is that a neutral parsing of the data, shorn of a preconceived ideological view, cannot conclusively tell us whether the country is now headed for a new and lower growth path of 5 percent, or rather if the poor performance of the past year and a half is an aberration from a healthier long-term trend of 7 to 8 percent.

In a capital murder case in which prosecutors said the prints of two defendants, Carlos Ivan Llera Plaza and Wilfredo Martinez Acosta, were found in a car, the judge ruled that because fingerprint analysis had not been subjected to rigorous testing, an expert could testify to the similarities between prints but could not conclusively tell a jury that one print matched another.

Q: Some researchers have suggested that it would be very easy to conclusively tell whether the arsenic is in DNA using different techniques.

Even though we are unable to conclusively tell whether the observed phylogenetic incongruence between the individual gene partitions is due to genuine differences in phylogeny, or to limitations in the models used, we believe that the tree obtained from the combined data set represents the best estimate of the true relationships within the typical antbird assemblage.

But what keeps the play alive, and touches the audience, is its demonstration of Rita's self-realisation and ability to transcend the pigeonholing limitations of the class system: as Rita conclusively tells her tutor at the play's end, she is now free to make her own choices.

"She takes a body out of this toolbox," West conclusively told the jury.

what if a device were invented that would tell you conclusively when someone was lying?

We really don't know enough to tell anyone conclusively how to avoid [chemical-related] health risks.

"Over the coming months, A.M.S. will be able to tell us conclusively whether these positrons are a signal for dark matter, or whether they have some other origin," Dr. Ting told an audience of physicists at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.

One of the many things I've learned from watching the Science Channel documentary series "Through the Wormhole With Morgan Freeman" is that someday, maybe, quantum physics will tell us conclusively whether God exists.