Sentence examples for decisive evidence of from inspiring English sources

Let's suppose the tape was decisive evidence of genocide.

Federal regulators have now provided decisive evidence of the cynical behavior of major energy companies in the power crisis that crippled California's economy in 2000 and 2001.

The forecast was seen by many as decisive evidence of the renewal of the oil age, while informed detractors were at best ignored, at worst ridiculed.

Decisive evidence of volcanism was provided by Messenger images showing actual volcanic vents, many of which are distributed along the outer edge of Caloris.

While controversy about Vioxx's effects on the heart swirled for years before the recall, Mr. Gilmartin insists that he moved quickly once decisive evidence of Vioxx's risks became available.

According to calculated Bayes factors, there was decisive evidence of a hands effect in all conditions.

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Atheism may be intellectually viable, but it requires its own arguments and can't merely cite the lack of decisive evidence for religion.

However, by 1902 Boveri had carried out his famous polyspermy experiments, which provided decisive evidence for the role of nuclear chromosomal determinants in embryogenesis.

We have to decide, then, whether there were two first-rate minds in their marriage or only one, and in the absence of decisive evidence for the former possibility, one might argue, parsimony favors the latter.

The scientific community generally agrees that, although sources are available (e.g. Hesychius' lexicon, Pella curse tablet) there is no decisive evidence to exclude any of the above hypotheses.