Sentence examples for is most conclusive from inspiring English sources

The express plighting of faith, by each and all of the original thirteen, in the Articles of Confederation, two years later, that the Union shall be perpetual, is most conclusive.

Of these the evidence is most conclusive for cigarette smoking with a two-fold increased risk (Coughlin et al. 2000).

Epidemiologic data are most conclusive when an exposure-response relationship can be demonstrated.

A single study is most often not conclusive, no matter how statistically significant its findings.

"I think these authors have presented a dataset that is pretty conclusive that this is most likely a microbial toxin of some type," says environmental microbiologist Dale Griffin of the U.S. Geological Survey in St .Petersburg, Florida.

His back-of-the-envelope plan, announced in the Daily Mail, to bring back the O-level examination, is the most conclusive evidence yet that the real aim of the coalition government is to create a modern version of the grammar/secondary modern "sheep and goats" divide in our school system.

And though by the end of her short, cometic life, Garland had made 32 films, 60 television appearances and almost 400 radio shows, "Judy at Carnegie Hall" is the most conclusive document we have of her extraordinary talent.

"The complete absence of evidence that Iran has hostile intentions towards the west is the most conclusive evidence we have yet seen that Iran has hostile intentions towards the west". said the President, adding that the report's lack of any indication that Iranians are working on long-range delivery systems for their non-existent nukes can only mean that they are.

Bone marrow analysis is the most conclusive test for a positive diagnosis.

Values of troponin I and results of TTE are mostly correlating and are the most conclusive for diagnosis.

While the pillaging of Bab al-Aziziya was the most conclusive evidence yet that Colonel Qaddafi's rule was at an end, it was not yet clear how much his fall would do to pacify Qaddafi partisans who may feel they have much to lose from the rebels' ascendance, especially while their leader remains at large.