Sentence examples for directly conclusive from inspiring English sources

Cases of gains are also likely, but most often less directly conclusive, and there is no obvious case of "recent" gain.

Boyd says that there is circumstantial evidence of "long, sustained declines of seabirds as the fishery has grown," although scientists lack conclusive data directly linking the fishery to seabird declines.

But officials caution that using average sales prices pulled from MLS data without trying to measure "comparable" homes against one another directly may not be conclusive.

It uses the information of marker adjacencies in a related genome, to assist the mapping process when the experimental data is not conclusive, thus directly producing comparative maps minimizing the number of breakpoints.

Neither report reached a conclusive finding or directly implicated anyone in the leaks.

We agree that we do not have conclusive evidence showing directly that Rab26 activation triggers autophagy of synaptic vesicles.

Recapitulative, with a sense of conclusive authority, it addresses more directly than his previous novels the nature of contemporary life.

However, conclusive proof that the virus is directly related to the progression of the disease is still lacking.

The fraud unit, which has passed its findings to the Maltese authorities, itself acknowledged that it had found no conclusive evidence that Mr. Dalli had directly participated in requesting money.

A recent study in meningococcal sepsis provided conclusive evidence that IL-6 is directly involved in myocardial depression [ 37].

Although two of the Belmont Report principles provide some support for an obligation to address risks not directly related to research, they do not yield conclusive proof for this ethical duty, because the principles are subject to interpretation.