Sentence examples for make any conclusive from inspiring English sources

Still, to make any conclusive statement about Naipaul is to risk making a fool of oneself.

Certainly, a more detailed study of the surface is needed to make any conclusive arguments concerning the existence of a bilayer structure.

Asked whether terrorism was suspected as a reason for the plane's disappearance, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said: "We are looking at all possibilities, but it is too early to make any conclusive remarks".

Only four studies have looked at this relationship and given their lack of overall consistent results, additional studies that experimentally examine the link between instruction and acceptance of ET, and how this relationship is modulated by time since instruction, are needed to make any conclusive remarks.

Regretfully, we believe we are not able to make any conclusive statements on this important issue.

However, reactivity to HIV-1 gag antigens varied, but because of the small number of women in this subgroup, it was difficult to make any conclusive remarks.

However, before making any conclusive remarks on the survey findings, further verification was carried out by subsequent in-depth case studies involving five SMEs from among the participants in the mail survey.

Since this study is the first of its kind in the populations of this region, one should await results from more populations of diverse ethnic and geographic backgrounds before making any conclusive statement on the role of PR in RSA, protective or otherwise.

However, the lack of a well-validated method to assess c-MET expression/mutation/amplification makes any conclusive interpretations premature.

"The reason I can't make any real conclusive statements is just because of the limitations of the data," the seismologist, Austin A. Holland, said.

Professor Whitehouse and his colleagues eventually decided they wanted to settle the issue of whether teenagers were actual people with a Turing test, and opted to assess 13-year-olds in order to make any findings more conclusive.