Sentence examples for may not conclusively from inspiring English sources

While the results of this study may not conclusively answer the question of causation of all AMD, and do not dispute genetics, oxidative stress or other factors, these results do confirm a principal correlation, if not causation, of dry AMD by choroidal dysfunction.

Even if recruiters can continue to produce the number of volunteers that the Dept. of Defense calls for, this may not prove conclusively to all, or most Americans that an all-volunteer force is desirable.

A limitation of this previous work is that the T-jump method makes only small perturbations to equilibrium and may not report conclusively on all steps in a reaction.

This is a plausible conclusion, but the data may not support it conclusively.

The average follow-up in this study was 20 months with a shorter minimum follow-up period; thus, the infection rates quoted in this case series have to be interpreted with some caution as occult sepsis may not be excluded conclusively.

The circumstances of death included the setting of unrecommended sleep practices at the time of death that may have, but not conclusively, resulted in unintentional asphyxia [ 60].

Different pieces of evidence may each suggest (but not conclusively prove) that a defendant charged with murder is guilty.

But because the test was conducted underground, thus concealing many of the tell-tale traces that could be used to get a clearer picture of the bomb design, it may not be possible to conclusively determine what kind of device was used.

We acknowledge that our current C3H10T1/2 experiments, while highly suggestive, may not be sufficient to conclusively demonstrate ZEB1's involvement in adipogenic commitment.

Again this scale may not be fine enough to distinguish conclusively between net rate and efficiency models.

While not conclusively proven, there may be beneficial effects on hemodynamic outcomes.