Sentence examples for more definitive proof from inspiring English sources

Pop Warner has decided to wait for more definitive proof before issuing even more restrictive rules.

Forget this and go further back for more definitive proof that this is about the soul of Pakistan cricket and reverse swing was merely a means of expression.

The good news is that once you break through and get a contract, the world is your oyster: there is no more definitive proof of thought leadership than authoring a good book on your chosen subject.

Some experts, like Dr. Morrison, favor a randomized controlled trial for more definitive proof, but others question how to "randomize women who may have strong preferences about their contraception," he added.

At last week's Conference on Lasers and Electro-optics, Chemla's Ph.D. student Chih-Wei Lai offered more definitive proof.

These observations support our hypothesis that these indices detect variations in hyperemia-recruited microvascular reserves, though more definitive proof is required from subsequent human studies.

Differential packaging of α-granule cargo remains an attractive explanation for the observed separation of pro- and anti-angiogenic releasate, but is a concept that requires more investigation for definitive proof.

But now, a professor at the University of Texas says he has found something closer to definitive proof using a more old-fashioned method: analyzing Shakespeare's messy handwriting.

Although a larger study would provide more definitive evidence, the ASSURE trial provides proof-of-concept that telavancin could potentially be an effective therapy to treat patients with uncomplicated SAB and warrants further study.

That's not definitive proof, but it's more probable".

His campaign offered no definitive proof that Bain added more jobs than it eliminated while Romney headed the firm.