Sentence examples for made conclusive from inspiring English sources

The results have been made conclusive with control experiments.

In the target cases, the epistemic concern to grasp truth and avoid falsehood is not overridden: they are cases where the truth that a person is trustworthy may be beneficially grasped only if one first takes it that the person is trustworthy beyond the possible support of evidence though once the venture is made conclusive evidence of trustworthiness may happily soon accumulate.

Yet the correlation between harboring such views, and acting on them through voting, or even in personal practice due to other influencing factors, has never been made conclusive, agreed Jon O'Brien, President of Catholics for Choice, a leading pro-choice organization from a standpoint of culture, faith and morality, in Washington, D.C.

Twelve SRs made conclusive assertions, that is, they used language that denoted a degree of certainty.

Clearly more research needs to be conducted on the dietary factors that can influence α-and γ-tocopherol uptake and depletions from the plasma before use of plasma data can be made conclusive.

However, the report did not make conclusive statements regarding doping by Russian athletes in Sochi.

But investigators remained prudent and did not make conclusive remarks about the nature of the incident.

But while the benefits have been seen in patient care, more research is required to make conclusive claims, warns Reiman.

Many of the monitoring studies lacked sufficient detail with respect to study design and statistical analyses, making conclusive interpretation of results difficult.

The sheriff's office said that the response of dogs and subsequent soil research were inconclusive, and that digging was needed to make conclusive findings.

Time and again, his reports to defense lawyers seem to make conclusive statements about what officers saw, what they did not, and what they cannot remember.