Sentence examples for entirely conclusive from inspiring English sources

The publicly available evidence is not entirely conclusive.

Previous research, although not entirely conclusive, generally supports the hypothesis underlying this aim.

"So far, the research has not been entirely conclusive," said Joyce Lee.

"Some of these things may never be entirely conclusive," he said.

There was then, and there is still, a tinge of reluctance to accept the verdict as entirely conclusive.

Entrepreneurship education has been shown to contribute to the development of students' entrepreneurial intentions, although the findings are not entirely conclusive.

This latter art historian even neglected entirely to give any conclusive reasoning, or, to take into consideration the scholarly work done since 1910.

Although there has been some interest in MMP inhibitors as therapeutic agents in OA [ 19- 21], the importance of these molecular pathways is not entirely clear, nor are there conclusive data on whether macrophages and macrophage-produced cytokines stimulate MMP production in the OA synovium.

Further, perceptions of corruption are not entirely objective and therefore our results are not conclusive but nonetheless indicative of likely impacts.

X-ray diffraction and differential scanning calorimetry have provided conclusive evidence that the xerogels analyzed are entirely amorphous.

This latter process of evolving an entirely new function is known to be incredibly rare and there are few conclusive examples of it in the literature (Escriva et al. 2006; Van Damme et al. 2007; Deng et al. 2010).