Sentence examples for definite proofs from inspiring English sources

The potential benefit of COMP in menisci may be hypothesized, but definite proofs are lacking.

However, while bridging the gap between structural, population, and functional genomics and providing new research hypotheses, these temptative associations should not be interpreted as definite proofs of the causal role of the genes identified in the underlying QTLs, because QTL mapping implicates large arrays of genes by simple virtue of linkage.

I think we feel this is definite proof that these are little chunks of icy material".

Definite proof that you can still fool all of the people all of the time.

He said scientific research had implicated civets but had not yet found definite proof that the animals are the source of SARS.

As Duns, who spent a great deal of time investigating Leather and Ellory before coming forward with his accusations, admits, it's difficult to find definite proof.

The New Yorker, March 3 , 1928P. 17 A man, who dabbles in politics, reports what he considers definite proof that the Democratic Party is dominated by Tammany.

Coster is said to have printed with movable type as early as 1430, but definite proof of this claim is lacking.

The news continues to unfold as I write, but if a jihadi is indeed responsible, many will see in the identity of the suspect a definite proof of the never-ending antagonism between Jews and Muslims.

But no: great tracts are devoted to unenlightening speculation over Guinness's sexual proclivities, as if the definite proof that he had penchant for rough young boys might provide the key to his elusive ability.

While clients of MF Global say that it was unprecedented for the firm to abandon a longstanding business practice to wire money to customers who were closing accounts, the documents are not definite proof of wrongdoing.