Sentence examples for more definitive evidences from inspiring English sources

An orthotopic biliary tract cancer model in which AGR2 expression can be modulated specifically in the biliary tract might be required to provide more definitive evidences on in vivo tumor-promoting function of AGR2 in biliary tract cancers.

So until there is more definitive evidence, it doesn't seem right to imply that there is a clear and known effect.

He says the report: represents even more definitive evidence of the growing urgency to immediately reduce the spewing of global warming pollution.

In 1999, even more definitive evidence piled up, when detailed studies of the two groups' DNA showed that they were far too distantly related to be considered the same species.

But, if the F.D.A. is going to allow innovative drugs on the market based on promising early studies, it must be able to revoke those approvals based on more definitive evidence.

Weighing a Response While Mr. Obama has insisted on more definitive evidence before acting, he has also signaled that he may reverse his decision to reject a plan to provide weapons to the rebels first advanced last winter by David H. Petraeus, then the C.I.A. director, with the support of Hillary Rodham Clinton, then the secretary of state.

Now Longo and Nikolai Vasiliev, deputy director of the Tunguska Nature Reserve, have returned to Siberia to look for more definitive evidence.

Piracicaba does not want to wait for that market or even for more definitive evidence that Oxitec's mosquitoes work.

We also did not find evidence that gestures to graphs a visuospatial form of representation were helpful, although more definitive evidence on this point is needed.

Future studies that compare students who participated in SciLG to similar students who did not would provide more definitive evidence of the positive effects of the program.

As more definitive evidence, a large right-lateral strike-slip earthquake (Mw6.7) occurred in 2015 northwest of our seismic profiles (Fig. 1b).