Sentence examples for more conclusive interpretations from inspiring English sources

The relatively low correlation (R2 = 0.44) between δ18O and d-excess value suggests complex relationship that requires more data representing single event rains and vertical atmospheric profiles in order to reach more conclusive interpretations.

A further improvement in the semantic interpretation and consistency of discovered topics might be achieved by exploring variations of topic models that consider word bigrams – the reoccurrence of e.g. the bigram "biodiversity loss" allows a more conclusive interpretation of a topic than the individual occurrence of the two words "biodiversity" and "loss".

The presence of a control group of patients without MDD or GAD allows a more conclusive and comprehensive interpretation of the results.

Apart from significant cost-reduction, data interpretation is less complicated and more conclusive due to focus on relevant data points.

To become more conclusive, these aspects need more exploration as our focus was not on how views had developed over time and, therefore, other interpretations are possible.

Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.

Happily, events elsewhere were more conclusive.

Maybe it is more conclusive than a penalty replay.

But he said nothing more conclusive about the documents.

A full road test will provide a more conclusive answer.

It would be hard to think of a more conclusive verdict.