Sentence examples for decide conclusively from inspiring English sources

Historians have yet to decide conclusively on chicken or egg regarding racism and colonialism.

We haven't done research in the deception field to decide conclusively whether the technology could be more than 90percentt accurate in those cases".

On appeal, the Court of Appeal determined the case on other grounds, and thus found it unnecessary to decide conclusively if the basic features doctrine applies in Singapore.

It was originally scheduled for June, to occur soon enough to decide conclusively his status prior to the 2011 Tour de France, but it was instead pushed back to August and then again to November.

The occurrence of two highly similar but distinct lineages in WEAU could have resulted either from co-transmission of two closely related viruses, or from outgrowth of a random mutation that occurred in an early post-transmission replication [15]; while our data do not allow us to decide conclusively between these alternatives, several lines of reasoning argue for a single transmission.

To decide conclusively between these competing scenarios a better understanding of the genetic basis and physiological processes that determine the two different phenotypes in the L. arthemis group will be required.

Without research, it's difficult to conclusively decide whether doctors underbilled before implementation of electronic records, or fraudulently billed after.

The White House's official position is that Obama has yet to conclusively decide which spy powers he wants to restrict and which he wants to reaffirm.

Curiously, though, the court did not base its ruling on the "no religious test" clause, which comes in Article VI, but determined that the First Amendment was enough to decide the matter conclusively.

It is still not possible to conclusively decide between the alternative biological scenario's [ 15].

The high degree of variation in the latter makes it difficult to conclusively decide on the original arrangement of this gene complex.