Sentence examples for make more conclusive from inspiring English sources

As such, we have been able to make more conclusive statements as compared to the merely speculative arguments in the literature whether these instabilities have a mechanical origin or not.

Future work in larger study populations are required to make more conclusive findings.

On the basis of this study results, we will be able to make more conclusive evidence in future studies.

The current genotypic analyses are making it possible to make more conclusive diagnoses and to speculate on possible sources of infection (14 – 14 ).

This renders the particles detectable by both MRI and fluorescence (Groman et al., 2007), and will permit future studies to make more conclusive statements regarding cellular and extracellular localization in vivo.

A political crisis has been brewing for nearly a year over whether Lebanon will make a more conclusive break with Syria, which occupied the country until 2005, and force Hezbollah to disband its militia, which currently functions as a second army beyond government control.

To make a more conclusive statement on device accuracy in the hypoglycemic range, other methods for capturing hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic events have to be further explored.

President Obama said last summer that use of chemical weapons was a "red line" that, if crossed, could prompt the United States to intervene, but administration officials made clear that more conclusive evidence would be necessary before any action would be taken.

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.

Finally, there is no randomised control arm treated with gemcitabine alone that would make the comparison more conclusive.

In the years since, the N.I.H. has spent enormous sums of money on studies to test the hypothesis, and those studies have singularly failed to make the evidence any more conclusive.