"The presence or absence of any of the above mentioned factors to be taken into consideration by the judge need not be conclusive on the issue of voluntariness of the confession".
"The 12th is a deadline only for the purpose of establishing a slate of electors from Florida that would be conclusive on Congress," said Larry Kramer, a constitutional law expert at New York University School of Law.
A 1948 federal statute specifies that the results of the state's judicial and other procedures are to be "conclusive" on the presidential selection process as long as those results are available six days before the presidential electors from around the nation are to cast their votes -- which would give the Florida courts until Dec. 12 to announce a final result.
But, though her neurosurgeon estimates that she lost the use of almost half her brain as a result of the stroke, Elle recently tested cognitively as an average 4-year-old (watching her successfully negotiate with her mother over a purple lollipop Monday morning was conclusive on that front).
However, further studies with more subjects are needed in order to be conclusive on these issues.
Empirical evidence over time has not been conclusive on this relationship with three prominent outcomes from these studies; positive, negative and no impact.
Most of the experiments performed so far have not been conclusive on this [ 35].
However, it is not possible to be conclusive on this point, especially for the larger granules that have a heterogeneous content as in lysosomial compartments.
As the measurements were based on a relatively small group of 13 patients, however, it is possible that there was simply not enough power to be conclusive on this point.
Not all evidence has been conclusive on convenience of access significantly influencing maternal satisfaction, as studies in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka found that it did not have any significant effect on maternal satisfaction [ 27, 30, 41].
