Sentence examples for impossible to conclusively predict from inspiring English sources
Despite considerable efforts, it is currently impossible to conclusively predict the degree of solubility of a protein from its gene sequence.
Kandle, who did not show the footage publicly until 1994, said he believed it was impossible to conclusively say what Ruth's motions meant.
1"In a critical sense, Popper's theory of demarcation is based upon his perception of the logical asymmetry which holds between verification and falsification: it is logically impossible to conclusively verify a universal proposition by reference to experience (as Hume saw clearly), but a single counter-instance conclusively falsifies the corresponding universal law.
It seems impossible to conclusively refute that in the future elasticity is > 1, in the case of radically new technology that is a closer substitute for labor.
Most policies are in early stages, making it impossible to conclusively evaluate their strength.
However it is impossible to conclusively state any cause and effect relationships between these and MCH programs due to issues of study quality.
It is impossible to conclusively prove the negative hypothesis that a therapy is ineffective under all conceivable clinical conditions, doses, and patient subgroups.
It is impossible to conclusively determine the effect of any housekeeping cleaner/disinfector if the compliance of staff with the physical aspect of cleaning cannot be verified.
Because the opportunity costs are very difficult to calculate, it will be almost impossible to conclusively argue that the plantations and forest industries would have developed without subsidies.
The incidence of influenza is not generally recorded by public health surveillance, since it is impossible to conclusively know if an individual has influenza without virological confirmation, which is very rarely performed.
The ascertainment bias in the collection of paternal duplication subjects and the small number of subjects with paternal duplication that were analyzed makes it impossible to conclusively establish that paternal duplications of 15q do or do not increase autism risk.
