Sentence examples for conclusively understand from inspiring English sources

These questions pose significant motivation for possible study so as to conclusively understand and determine sufficient and satisfactory answers.

Nonetheless, we also emphasize that time-scale, length scale, and Reynolds number effects on these correlations are difficult to differentiate as they exhibit similar pressure sensitivities, and further work is needed to conclusively understand the coupled (and very strong) effects of mixture stretch sensitivity and pressure on turbulent burning velocities.

To answer this question and to conclusively understand the frame (or frames) of reference used by V6A neurons to code reaching actions, a more complete set of experimental conditions is required.

In parallel with the development of methods to study the functions of lipids directly in the cell membrane, advances in biophysical techniques to study cell mechanics with enhanced resolution will be needed to conclusively understand the mechanical roles of different cellular and membrane compartments during division.

No, no, don't tell me!" He looks off pensively, as if conjuring some magical power and then, as if having divined a vision, says conclusively, "They don't understand you at home!" The wide-eyed girl smiles and says, "Why it's just like you could read what was inside me!" The Professor then offers Dorothy a crystal ball reading and asks her to close her eyes and concentrate.

She was then presented with three of her toys and correctly pawed, nosed or fetched each one depending on the command given to her. "That experiment demonstrates conclusively that Chaser understood that the verb had a meaning," Dr. Pilley said.

Although the biological role of Ep-CAM in healthy tissues and in cancer is not understood conclusively, its overexpression is observed in several cancer types and has been associated with poor prognosis in breast cancer [ 15, 16] and gallbladder cancer [ 17].

Each man had been persuaded back at the home to sign forms consenting to surgery for an enlarged prostate, even though the condition had not been conclusively diagnosed, few seemed to understand what they had signed and none had received proper urological examinations, a state health inquiry concluded later.

Conclusively, the model was tested to understand its effectiveness and to determine the capability of an aggregator to have revenues from the application of a DR tactic.

Bloggers and technology analysts crowed that Rupert Murdoch, News Corp.'s septuagenarian chief executive, had conclusively proved that he just didn't understand the Internet.

Studies have shown that dogs are experts at human communication, but scientists haven't been able to show conclusively that dogs feel empathy or truly understand the pain of others.