Sentence examples for may be conclusive from inspiring English sources

This may be conclusive evidence that Mr. Schwartz has a better touch with humor than sobriety, especially considering that "Jane Eyre," the Broadway show that he directed with John Caird, is so deadeningly sincere.

Data from direct comparisons may be inconclusive while a combined analysis of direct and indirect comparisons may be conclusive and can result in more accurate estimates [ 4, 5].

But the results may not be conclusive.

The evidence of health risks with DMAA seems suggestive, but it may not be conclusive to F.D.A. regulators.

Despite this, it is unlikely that any clear answers will be forthcoming in less than five years, and then they may not be conclusive.

The Tor experiment may not be conclusive, but I do have a few responses to the common lay reaction: "Of course that was the outcome of Tor's experiment!

These exercises may not be conclusive, but they're better than throwing our hands up and saying that Massachusetts and Texas are just really different, which is so uninformative it approaches intellectual nihilism.

According to the survey, black residents in the states with stricter enforcement laws reported less harassment than those in states with secondary seat-belt laws, although the survey may not be conclusive because fewer than one-half of 1percentt of the 1,100 African-Americans surveyed reported harassment as a result of seat-belt laws.

The χ 2 test results reveal only whether or not truck types are associated with the months of a given year, so the results may not be conclusive.

All of this information, alongside general intelligence about the movements of foreign fighters, will build up a picture - but it may not be conclusive.

Obviously, these tests are applicable only to situations in which the distribution for a particular trait is skewed, and even then the results may not be conclusive (Alroy 2000; McShea 2000).