Sentence examples for definitively concludes from inspiring English sources
"This pretty definitively concludes there's no basis to make broad claims".
"This groundbreaking report dispels widespread misconceptions about sexual and gender development and definitively concludes that treatments designed to change a child's sexual orientation or gender identity do not work, are devastatingly harmful to 'victims' of this type of therapy, and should not be considered appropriate mental health services," Fisher stated.
Only later did the editorial concede that one could not definitively conclude that "clout trumped merit".
But the agency's analysts have never definitively concluded that he has used doubles to give speeches or make television appearances, where the likeness could be closely studied.
Revelation in the form of Holy Scriptures binding for the Christian faith was thereby considered definitively concluded and, therefore, could no longer be changed, abridged, or supplemented.
As such, we are unable to definitively conclude that the country impacts detection scores.
Ultimately, we cannot definitively conclude that one model simulation is a better representation of reality than another because we have no way of comprehensively validating the model assumptions.
Although I cannot definitively conclude that the main shock was triggered by the static stress change, it seems possible that the foreshocks promoted the main shock.
Krupenye says he and his colleagues have more work to do before they can definitively conclude that apes understand false beliefs.
But the researchers felt that "based on the designs of the existing studies, it is difficult to definitively conclude that these negative results clearly indicate that cell phone RFR is not carcinogenic".
In conclusion, the analyses presented here for liver and kidneys from rats fed a diet containing 33% NK603 GM maize were not sufficient to definitively conclude on the molecular effects underlying the pathologies previously reported in these organs [31].
