Sentence examples for has demonstrated conclusively from inspiring English sources
First, the economist and Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has demonstrated conclusively that famine does not result from underproduction of food, but rather from distribution problems.
Three years into the University's new GRADING POLICY, the faculty has "demonstrated conclusively" that a concerted effort can lower inflated grades, according to the Faculty Committee on Grading.
Even if he doesn't speak out, he has demonstrated conclusively that it is possible, without relying on medications, to reach the pinnacle of American racing.
But in early-stage deployments at large companies in various industries across the globe, the Exadata X3 has demonstrated conclusively that it's able to deliver levels of performance vastly superior to those of traditional systems, and at price points much lower than CIOs have been paying for years for their current, aging systems.
The definitive EORTC/NCIC phase III trial has demonstrated conclusively that TMZ can prolong mOS in nGBM patients by 2.5 months.
Previous research has demonstrated conclusively that in the absence of missing data the two methods yield identical endpoint contrasts, while differences do exist in the presence of subject dropout [ 6- 9].
The demise of the dinosaurs created the ecological opportunity for the diminutive prehistoric mammals of the time to become the largest creatures on Earth today, scientists have demonstrated conclusively for the first time.
The legal team that defended Mr. Stevens, Republican of Alaska, called those suspensions "pathetic" and inadequate, saying the department had "demonstrated conclusively that it is not capable of disciplining its prosecutors".
He and Shinya Yamanaka have demonstrated conclusively that it is possible to turn back the clock on adult cells, to create all the specialised cell types in the body.
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".
Johnson and Tilly have argued that their experiments in the adult female mouse have demonstrated conclusively that neo-oogenesis continues in adulthood.
