Sentence examples for decisive conclusions for from inspiring English sources

Although sufficient information was not available to draw decisive conclusions for every pedigree (e.g. p.M344I), GCKR variants generally did not co-segregate with raised triglyceride levels (Supplementary Material, Fig. S4).

"People are very jittery about the precedent it sets and what it means," said one British official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under government regulations, while adding that it was too soon to draw decisive conclusions about the implications for Britain's role in future military operations.

The present study showed a 98.7% success rate after 3 years, with an average MBL of 0.9 ± 0.1 mm in the maxilla and 0.7 ± 0.2 mm in the mandible, a consistent behaviour within the accepted limits for MBL according to the current literature [ 6– 9], although longer followups will be needed for decisive conclusions.

The robustness of the observed partial resistance needs to be studied further before more decisive conclusions are drawn regarding the potential of selection and breeding for conservation of F. excelsior forests.

The number of children who were seropositive for HHV-8 or EBV alone was small to draw decisive conclusions.

However, further high-resolution scans specifically analyzing individual subjects in this area (for instance to see if this gradient indeed exists in the temporal plane of both hemispheres) is required to reach decisive conclusions as to the existence in humans.

While there is some evidence for positive effects, studies have simply been too scarce to draw any decisive conclusions.

Larger samples and more complete patient information are needed to draw more decisive conclusions.

Finally, this analysis is underpowered to make decisive conclusions on the secondary end-points.

It is impossible to draw decisive conclusions based on a small retrospective series.

THE shelling of Yemen's presidential palace last Friday represented the end of the road for President Ali Abdullah Saleh — a decisive conclusion he had never expected, or even considered, when the youth revolt erupted four months ago.