Sentence examples for have conclusively established from inspiring English sources

Several pharmacological studies of the natural products from Artocarpus have conclusively established their mode of action in treatment of various diseases and other health benefits.

In our previous study we have conclusively established that Resveratrol downregulated Hsp70 levels and induced apoptosis in K562 cells [11].

In recent years, animal studies have conclusively established that certain antibodies are protective against Y. pestis.

In this respect, recent data have conclusively established, both in experimental models and in cohort studies, that eradication or efficient control of the cause of liver disease may be associated with regression of fibrosis and early stage cirrhosis [ 2].

He believed that he had conclusively established the validity of the parallel postulate.

But now new analysis of the parchment binding by Daniel Kirby, a conservation scientist at the Harvard university art museums' Straus Centre has "conclusively established that the book was bound in sheepskin", said Beck on the Harvard law school library blog.

Now that an investigation has conclusively established that the "largest blackout in North American history was set off by a series of human and computer failures at an Ohio power company" (front page, Nov. 20), one wonders if public apologies will be forthcoming from the many American utilities and officials who immediately blamed Canada for the crisis.

A study by Padera and coworkers, with an in vivo animal model, has conclusively established that peritumoral lymphatics are predominantly responsible for the uptake ability of cancer cells during metastasis [ 16].

Observations of an enhanced mass transfer and an irregular mixing when a small drop of dye is gently placed on a nanofluid dispersion have led to several propositions for the underlying cause, but none of them have been conclusively established.

"The petitioners have not conclusively established their innocence, and therefore an absolute pardon is not appropriate," Mr. Kaine said.

However, few risk factors have been conclusively established, including ionizing radiation, chemotherapeutic agents, and specific genetic abnormalities [ 3].