Sentence examples similar to illustrated conclusively from inspiring English sources
While rhetorical effect more than historical evidence led Downey to argue that the revolt brought the two nations to "the brink of war," he nonetheless illustrates conclusively that the issues of slavery and emancipation played important roles in the two nations' ongoing diplomatic relationship.
However, although these physiological investigations provide great insight into mechanisms, they do not conclusively illustrate that such mechanisms function at the population level in humans.
The final prediction rule conclusively illustrates that the potential of FENO to rule in or rule out asthma depends on the age of patients and the presentation of CSS.
Even the title of Lipsky's book, "Although of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself," which was published after Wallace's death, illustrates the way that Wallace's persona, now conclusively out of his own hands, drifted from brilliant-but-chilly mandarin to dispenser of self-help homilies for the literary seeker.
10.7554/eLife.10559.011 Appendix figure 1. Heatmaps illustrating whether aggressive therapy (yellow), moderate therapy (blue) or neither, conclusively (neutral; green) minimize resistance.
This research illustrates the complexity of TB where a well-known pathway cannot be conclusively genetically associated with the disease.
Although other LIG-2 homologues were observed in the human genome, this conserved sequence was only conclusively identified on chromosome 12 thus identifying LIG-2 as the true ortholog of the Fugu gene and illustrating that the observed synthenic relationship could be useful for predicting human orthologs for Fugu genes.
He leans back conclusively.
