Sentence examples for could be conclusively from inspiring English sources

There were more studies, more discussions; nothing could be conclusively determined.

The authorities today emphasized that much investigation remained to be done, and that no theory of how Mrs. Lundgren contracted anthrax could be conclusively ruled out.

Dr. Cors said none of the deaths could be conclusively linked to the presence of unusually high or low levels of drugs or natural hormones that were found in six patients, four of whom died.

No other element could be conclusively identified.

It could be conclusively postulated that fullerenes offer multitudinous possibilities in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.

None of the bones tested at the Alder Creek cooking hearth could be conclusively identified as human.

Lori Schwacke, the lead scientist for the health assessment, said the findings were preliminary and could not be conclusively linked to the oil spill at this point.

Many more cases had to be dropped because the specific interrogator could not be conclusively identified or because crucial computer records were lost.

A local investigation noted that, according to the Medical Examiner's Office, Ronda's lethal infection could not be conclusively determined to be the result of intravenous drug use.

David Kay, who led U.N. weapons inspectors' efforts after the Gulf War, has written that Iran's claims of abandoning its weapons capabilities could never be conclusively verified.

Among the specific dissents excluded from the public white paper on Iraq's weapons was the view of the State Department's intelligence branch, spelled out in the classified version of the document, that Iraq's importation of aluminum tubes could not be conclusively tied to a continuing nuclear weapons program, as other intelligence agencies asserted.