Sentence examples for for more conclusive from inspiring English sources

Markets are awaiting retail sales and industrial production reports on Friday for more conclusive evidence about whether turmoil in those markets has exacted a significant toll on the broader economy.

Aaron M. Pallas, a professor of sociology and education at Teachers College at Columbia, said the city should have waited for more conclusive evidence on the effects of its stricter promotion policy before extending it.

It would also be a way for the White House to look responsive, while waiting for more conclusive evidence of the Syrian regime's use of chemical weapons, and without committing its own military to the conflict.

But experts say longer-term studies need to be carried out for more conclusive results.

Additional sequence data is needed for more conclusive phylogenetic analyses.

Further investigations with more accurate assessments of patients' lifestyle should be needed for more conclusive results.

But the case failed for want of more conclusive evidence.Three years later the then Labour government ordered an inquiry under a retired High Court judge, which charged London's police force with "institutional racism" and found that it had devoted insufficient resources to investigating a young black man's death.

In the absence of more conclusive evidence for differential offset time, the offset time used in the base-case analysis was assumed to be equivalent to the time spent on treatment up to a maximum of 2 years; this was shorter for patients who discontinued treatment earlier.

In addition, the results emphasize the importance of taxon sampling for RGC analysis: the availability of a diverse collection of complete genomes representing Chromalveolata provided for much more conclusive results for this supergroup than for excavates where such sampling is currently impossible.

An initial test taken at the stadium was negative, but to be certain the Yankees sent Cano to a hospital for a more conclusive test.

Yes, but I also want to give credit where it's due to the many advances that have occurred in only nine months' time, and I'll wait for the more conclusive judgment on legislative strategy.