Sentence examples for its conclusive from inspiring English sources

But both sets rolled to what seemed like an inevitable conclusion, which was how the third set felt, too, despite its conclusive 24-point tie-break.

Uncharted has always been a finely tuned engine of narrative amusement and excitement, and this seems true for its conclusive instalment.

more or less took its conclusive form (Figs. 6, 19).

While FDG-PET/CT correctly ruled out distant metastasis in all the patients with a NPV of 100%% (CI 91 100%%), our study's relatively short follow-up period, median 7 months (range 3 13), lessens its conclusive power.

Epidemiologic data from the early epidemic indicate that the period between the introduction of the virus into Thailand and its conclusive identification was too long.

It makes it conclusive.

However, unlike cervical carcinoma, with its almost conclusive association with HPV, the causal role of HPV infection in EC remains controversial.

This is particularly so since our results are in line with previous research that demonstrates some effects of quality improvement systems on hospital compliance with quality criteria or on patient level outcomes, even though this effect is not always systematic [ 34] nor its direction conclusive [ 8].

But, as the tennis writer Peter Bodo points out on his blog, its greatest virtue may be that it appears conclusive.

But director of fundraising Paul Farthing says the charity has tested a range of approaches and advertising styles for television and its observations are conclusive.

Under this once obscure but suddenly famous provision of federal election law, a state that resolves disputes over its electors according to procedures in effect before Election Day, and that does so at least six days before the date for the Electoral College to vote, can assume that its choice is "conclusive" and not open to later challenge in Congress.