Sentence examples for enough conclusive from inspiring English sources

Nice, however, said there was not enough conclusive evidence on the drug's effectiveness to justify the high cost.

And without them, case reports don't offer enough conclusive evidence that it's psychedelics themselves that are relieving symptoms.

He predicted that within a year or so, there will be enough conclusive evidence to warrant the inclusion of Internet gaming disorder, or something like it, in a future edition of the DSM.

However, this is not supported with enough conclusive study to be recommended [ 50].

Attempts have been made to distinguish this among the different types of load [ 109], although there is not enough conclusive empirical evidence to accurately assess the different types of load.

RSV and influenza are two of the airborne viral diseases, which in studies from outside the Arctic, for example the US, Mexico and Europe, have been most often associated with temperature and humidity (45, 46) but to our knowledge there is not yet enough conclusive evidence for a causal relationship, which is in line with the results in our review.

Unfortunately, our non-zero induration data at the community level were not enough for conclusive results.

The tests that took place were not conclusive enough," Horne told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek.

"This experiment has never been tried for long enough to be conclusive," he continues.

But officials representing Midwestern utility companies said the new study was not conclusive enough to warrant additional action by Congress.

That might seem conclusive enough at first glance, but at second glance it leaves plenty of scope for dispute.