Sentence examples for more conclusively and from inspiring English sources

No celebratory event makes that point more conclusively and startlingly than "Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella," the extraordinary, category-defying show at Yale Repertory in New Haven.

A comparison was also made to a more traditional statistical testing method, the F-test, and Bayesian analysis was found to perform more conclusively and to be capable of attributing significance to more subtle differences in growth rate.

Studies that include larger numbers of participants must be undertaken to demonstrate the relationship between acne and vitamin D more conclusively, and the relationship between vitamin D levels and the severity of acne and/or its characteristics should be evaluated.

With larger samples it might be possible to separate more conclusively trend and latent serial dependence and further research using larger samples sizes is warranted.

Aiming to compare more conclusively the efficacy and safety of ertapenem with piperacillin/tazobactam in these complicated infections, we undertook a system review with meta-analysis of relevant RCTs.

Laura Richardson, a principal with Adams, Harkness & Hill in Boston, said the news of a possible plea agreement with Mr. Faneuil "is a little bit of incremental news that maybe makes the picture look a little more conclusively negative for Martha and the company".

The couple bicker about which schools to send the children to; Helmut, suddenly called upon to fulfill his duty as courtier, goes away to Copenhagen for some weeks, where he flirts inconclusively with his landlady's daughter and, more conclusively, with Ebba ("Eve"), a rather spiky lady-in-waiting to the elderly Princess whom they both serve.

A larger study is required to more conclusively assess the effectiveness and safety of mesh-augmented vaginal repair surgery.

By contrast, a core set of shared analytic approaches would enhance opportunities to synthesize results and more conclusively address our research questions.

Sporadic mild illness (Calderon et al. 1991) and, more conclusively, numerous outbreaks of severe disease including E. coli 0157 H7 (Bruce et al. 2003; Keene et al. 1994; Yoder et al. 2008) have been linked to other bathers at IWs.

These latter kinds of hypotheses reach deeper levels of reality, are logically stronger, less likely to be true, and are more conclusively testable [56].