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The number was probably higher, the report said, but investigators for Human Rights Watch could conclusively document only 43 cases while working secretly in the Xinjiang region.

However, there is no correlative evidence which could conclusively determine the nature of these findings.

Leibniz's monadology exemplified both errors, for Leibniz thought that, merely by rationally considering the problem of the divisibility of matter, he could conclusively demonstrate that the basic constituents of the universe were unextended soul-like entities.

But for decades, forensic examiners have sometimes claimed in court that close but not identical ballistic markings could conclusively link evidence to a suspect and judges and juries have trusted their expertise.

Mul1 decreases the expression level of Mfn1 but this may be indirect and cell free experiments could conclusively show Mul1 ubiquitinates Mfn.

Second, because we did not employ a methodology that could conclusively assess change over time, we cannot be certain that the improvements we identified were truly reflective of improvement, and not due to the inclusion of more sophisticated health departments in the latter part of our exercise period.

"If you couldn't conclusively say whether anti-inflammatories caused the problem, you certainly couldn't conclusively say it did not contribute to the problem," said Dr. Gerald Chodak, a clinical professor of urology at the University of Chicago.

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.

A fourth vulnerable patient, 83-year-old BourneBourne, also died following a fall, but pathological evidence could not conclusively connect mistakes in her care to her death.

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.