Sentence examples for demonstrates conclusively that from inspiring English sources
She was then presented with three of her toys and correctly pawed, nosed or fetched each one depending on the command given to her. "That experiment demonstrates conclusively that Chaser understood that the verb had a meaning," Dr. Pilley said.
This study demonstrates conclusively that leaves of G. procumbens contain potent vasodilatory substances, more of them being found in the F1 subfraction of the BU fraction.
Our study demonstrates conclusively that DHEA has similar effects on adipocyte biology in murine and human cells, suggesting that DHEA may have beneficial effects in vivo.
When a politician demonstrates conclusively that he is the one in charge, his former enemies often switch allegiances.
Krakauer doesn't nail down precisely who gave the initial order to conceal the manner of Tillman's death, but he demonstrates conclusively that the White House was happy to peddle the story that he'd been killed by enemy fire.
Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, said: "We welcome this important report, which demonstrates conclusively that the NHS has improved dramatically in recent years and can do so in the future, but only if it continues to implement important reforms and is supported by a strong economy".
David Redish states that "The carefully controlled experiments of Mittelstaedt and Mittelstaedt (1980) and Etienne (1987) have demonstrated conclusively that [path integration in mammals] is a consequence of integrating internal cues from vestibular signals and motor efferent copy".
If the balanced-budget amendment does pass, it will demonstrate conclusively that Herbert Hoover did not die in vain..
"The Department of Justice demonstrated conclusively that it is not capable of disciplining its prosecutors," the statement added.
The discovery of superhyperfine structure demonstrated conclusively that some covalent bonding to neighbouring ions exists.
The events of 1997 demonstrated conclusively that there is an emotional connection between the people and the royal family – but also that the people are not passive subjects.
