Sentence examples for conclusively yet from inspiring English sources
It is important to note, however, that the question of whether these additional management tasks needed for sub-contracting are justified and whether sub-contracting is overall cost-effective has not been answered conclusively yet.
The most consequential impacts of agricultural antibiotic use, such as possibly leading to the origin of loci conferring high-level resistance, are among the hardest to demonstrate conclusively, yet the absence of evidence does not mean that there is no effect (Marshall and Levy 2011).
This suggests that avoiding excess carbs and being fit will help you keep a full head of hair, and even though no study has proven that conclusively yet, at the very least it'll make you look and feel better in other ways.
But Peter R. Stern, Mr. Malanga's lawyer, argues that the statute of limitations began only when Mr. Chamberlain sold the works, and that the date of a sale has not even been conclusively established yet by Mr. Chamberlain, whom Mr. Stern accuses of stonewalling Mr. Malanga in his search for information.
Evidence \ e\) verifies \(h\) conclusively, and yet it does not HD-confirm it, simply because \(h \not\vDash e\).
That direct link has not been conclusively drawn yet, but Kjær and his colleagues have produced multiple compelling lines of evidence to suggest that the crater was probably formed during the past 100,000 years.
It has been suggested that DeltaC is recycled after endocytosis [71], but since this has not been conclusively demonstrated yet we shall, for simplicity, assume that endocytosed DeltaC plays no role in our signalling model.
However, phylogenetic relationships of subgroups within Pulmonata have not been conclusively resolved yet.
(No one has yet conclusively found particles with four or six or more quarks).
Some doctors caution that medical research has not yet conclusively proved that link.
The company has also not yet conclusively identified the source of the contamination, compounding fears.
