Sentence examples for more conclusive support from inspiring English sources

Animal experiments, which allow researchers to investigate causal relations between early environment and later functional outcomes, provide more conclusive support for a persistent effect of neonatal environment during senescence.

Although our data do suggest physicians' decision-making is more compatible with dual processing model than with the EUT or a simple regret model, our sample size was not large enough to provide more conclusive support in favor of dual processing model in each specific scenario (Table  3).

More taxonomic changes have occurred at the genus level, although these revisions have proven more conclusive, often supported by genetic and molecular analysis.

As this study only included a limited sample size for HOPE analysis, future studies with larger sample size will have to be conducted to provide more conclusive evidence to support this observation.

Since I/R injury, if indeed inflicted in PDT-treated tumours, would be of a considerable relevance for the development of inflammatory responses, microvascular dysfunction and tumour cures, our objective in the present study was to obtain more conclusive evidence that would support the induction of this insult.

Similarly, but possibly more conclusive, Capitulo's report from a support group for parents who had lost a child show that very close relationships and even a specific 'culture' developed within the group.

But a more conclusive opinion has already been reached regarding their inability to generate the necessary support for the massive expenditure ownership has undertaken to construct this team.

But when tests failed to lend conclusive support, Wout Boerjan, a molecular geneticist at Ghent University in Belgium, suspected there was more to the story.

Probably be more conclusive than Senate Committee's.

Happily, events elsewhere were more conclusive.

Maybe it is more conclusive than a penalty replay.